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Latin America revolted primarily due to a combination of social, economic, and political factors. The influence of Enlightenment ideas inspired demands for independence and self-governance, while resentment against colonial rule and oppressive social hierarchies fueled discontent. Additionally, the impact of foreign invasions, such as Napoleon's occupation of Spain, weakened colonial authority and prompted local leaders to seek autonomy. Economic exploitation and a desire for land reforms further galvanized the population to rise against colonial powers.

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