Question

What were the governing bodies called that allowed the people of Spain and its colonies to take on the power of ruling in the absence of their king?(1 point)

juntas
juntas

criollos
criollos

peninsulares
peninsulares

mestizos

Answer 1

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juntas

Answer 2

are you sure

Answer 3

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Yes, I am sure. The governing bodies that allowed the people of Spain and its colonies to take on the power of ruling in the absence of their king were called juntas.

Answer 4

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The governing bodies that allowed the people of Spain and its colonies to take on the power of ruling in the absence of their king were called juntas.

Answer 5

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

The correct answer is "juntas." Juntas were the governing bodies that allowed the people of Spain and its colonies to take on the power of ruling in the absence of their king. To find the answer, you can use different methods. One way is to rely on prior knowledge by recalling information about the historical period when Spain and its colonies experienced a power vacuum due to the absence of their king. Alternatively, you can search online by using reliable sources, such as historical websites or academic articles, which provide detailed information about the governing bodies during that time.