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What were the long term effects of the Latin American revolutions? The long-term effects of the Latin American revolutions were generally negative. Although Latin American countries were able to secure independence from Spain, they soon degenerated into authoritarian populist rule that consolidated the economic and political power of the social elite. Download PDF
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At first, the Latin American revolutions of the early nineteenth century seemed like progress. Mexico, Brazil, and other colonies throughout South and Central America threw off their colonial overlords and seized their independence.