When napoleon seized the spanish throne and replaced it with a french king, criollos in latin american

Explanation:

   In 1808, Napoleonic troops deposed King Fernando VII and in place of this Napoleon placed his brother Joseph to assume the Spanish throne. This posed a problem for the Peninsular and Hispanic Americans, as the Spanish monarchy was ultimately separate areas ruled by the same monarch. The governing boards that formed after his deposition invoked the principle that sovereignty in the absence of the sovereign should be exercised by the people and in the case of Spanish America by the peoples. Thus, Hispanic and Peninsular Americans began a debate about political representation that began in the main cities. These constitute the political unity of Spanish America and not the viceroyalty as the Bourbon dynasty would like. They played an important role in both resisting Napoleonic rule and structuring political identity in the context of French control over Spain, for at the base of the entire American political structure we find the main city ahead as the center of power of a region.

    The Creole elite hoped that such an act would put Spanish America on an equal footing with Spain, but what happens is a demonstration that the peninsulars want to make Hispanic Americans mere vassals of the Hispanic crown.

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