Refer to the passage. "The conscription process began upon the request for a new levy by the yeniçeri ağası (chief of the janissaries). Such a decree was issued every three to four years indicating the number of boys needed and the places of recruitment. Once this was done, specially appointed janissary officers were sent to Christian villages where they asked village priests for a list of baptized boys. Those who tried to hide children from the officers were strictly punished. Villagers sometimes attempted to prevent the village boys from being conscripted by falsifying baptism registers, circumcising them, or declaring them married.”

Gulay Yilmaz, "Becoming a Devshirme: The Training of Conscripted Children in the Ottoman Empire”

Based on the passage, the experience of the devshirmes differed most from which of the following social groups?

Mestizos in Mexico and Peru
Indigenous people of Mexico and Peru
Daughters of elite Tlaxcalan families
Enslaved people on sugar plantations in Brazil