Question

what happened to the caste system after the latin american revolutions?
it was abolished in favor of an egalitarian society.
it evolved as a feudal structure developed in latin america.
it was almost completely flipped due to the numerical superiority of native americans.
it was mostly preserved entirely except for the eventual abolition of slavery.

Explanation:

After the Latin American Revolutions, although there were some changes like the eventual abolition of slavery, the overall caste - like social hierarchies (based on race, class etc.) still remained largely in place. The revolutions did not lead to a complete overthrow of the old social order in terms of social stratification. It was not an egalitarian society established (as there were still class and racial - based inequalities). It was not a feudal structure evolving (feudalism was more of a medieval European - style economic and social system which was not the case post - Latin American Revolutions in the context of the caste system). Also, Native Americans did not numerically flip the entire caste system as the power structures still had elements of the old order with Creoles (people of European descent born in the Americas) and others in positions of power.

Answer:

It was mostly preserved entirely except for the eventual abolition of slavery.