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Answer:

The Spanish class that included Spanish colonists born in the Americas were the Criollos. Explanation: In the Spanish colonial caste system, a criollo was someone who was ethnic Spanish but was born in the colonies. Criollo's were in this hierarchy under peninsulares (Spaniards born in Europe), and above the Mestizos and the Mulattos.

Spanish colonists born in the Americas were called criollos.

  • In the Spanish colonial period, a pure Spaniard descent was born in the colonies of the Americas called criollos.
  • They were full-blooded Spanish born in the New World.
  • The Spanish class system of South America distinguished according to their birth from other groups like peninsulares, criollos and mestizos.

Therefore we can conclude that the criollos were the Spanish colonists born in the Americas.

Thus option B. is the correct answer.

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