Hidalgo’s army was mainly comprised of which type of people?
Spanish elites
Poor farmers and Mexican civilians
French mercenaries
Native American tribes
Answer
Poor farmers and Mexican civilians formed the bulk of Miguel Hidalgo's army during the Mexican War of Independence. Hidalgo, a priest, led the rebellion against the Spanish crown, which had ruled Mexico for centuries. Hidalgo's army was composed of a diverse group of people, including farmers, merchants, artisans, and even slaves. The rebels were united by their desire to overthrow the Spanish government and establish an independent Mexico.
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