The Quito Insurrection of 1765 Was Different Than Most 18^th

The Quito Insurrection of 1765 was different than most 18^th century revolts because it was a

A) rebellion that aimed to restore the fabled power of the ancient Inca Empire.
B) bloody conflict that linked rural and urban opponents to Spanish sovereignty.
C) precursor to the wars of independence and aimed to create a sovereign Peruvian state.
D) revolt that united elites, artisans, and shopkeepers against royal taxes and monopolies.