The newly independent Latin American countries differed from their young neighbor, the United States, by lacking all of the following EXCEPT

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The newly independent Latin American countries did not lack a large labor pool. They had a significant indigenous population, as well as African slaves and imported European laborers. However, they did lack a middle class with a strong work ethic, experience in self-government, population that shared many of the same traits, and economic stability, which the United States had at the time of their independence.

The Newly Independent Latin American Countries Differed from Their Young