Question

which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that european leaders were worried about the revolutions in latin america? a. \from mexico to the tip of south america, latin americans were rising up in resistance against spain.\ b. \many americans were excited by independence movements in latin america.\ c. \other european leaders were not so pleased. they feared that revolutions, even on the other side of the atlantic ocean, threatened their rule.\ d. \great britain asked the united states to join it in sending a message to these leaders to leave latin america alone.\ based on the passage, why did great britain

Explanation:

To determine which sentence supports the idea that European leaders were worried about Latin American revolutions, we analyze each option:

• Option A describes Latin Americans' resistance against Spain, not European leaders' worry.
• Option B focuses on Americans' excitement about Latin American independence movements, not European leaders' concern.
• Option C states that other European leaders were not pleased and feared that revolutions (even in Latin America) threatened their rule, directly showing their worry.
• Option D is about Great Britain and the US asking leaders to leave Latin America alone, not about European leaders' worry about the revolutions themselves.

Answer:

C. "Other European leaders were not so pleased. They feared that revolutions, even on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, threatened their rule."