Consider the following quote by Francisco de Miranda with regard to Latin American revolutions: "We have before our eyes two great examples, the American and the French Revolutions. Let us prudently imitate the first and carefully shun the second." What do you think he meant by this?

The Jesuit Order in 1534 was founded by a Spanish priest and theologian named as St. Ignatius of Loyola, he was one of the Counter-Reformation's most prominent figures. The Jesuit Order, known for its religious, academic and charitable activities, was a dominant force in the expansion of the Roman Catholic Church.

A precursor to Simon Bolivar is considered to Francisco de Miranda, as Bolivar effectively conquered much of South America during the Spanish American wars of independence. Father Hidalgo is a Roman Catholic priest form Mexico and popular for his speech "Cry of Dolores," which appealed for the end of Spanish colonial rule in country. hope it helped

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Explanation:

d. it was created with the idea that it could be easily revised if it was ineffective