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White Europeans born in the Iberian Peninsula who lived in the Spanish American colonies White people born in America of mixed European and Indigenous descent White people of Spanish descent born in the Americas and living in the Yucatán Peninsula White European colonists who were born and lived in the Americas

White Europeans born in the Iberian Peninsula who lived in the Spanish American colonies
White people born in America of mixed European and Indigenous descent
White people of Spanish descent born in the Americas and living in the Yucatán Peninsula
White European colonists who were born and lived in the Americas
What were peninsulares?
From Lesson 127:8.5 Review Questions·World History 2
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