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How did the spanish extend their northern buffer zone to west in the 1760s?
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The Spanish extended their Northern buffer zone to the West in the 1760's through colonization to protect their territory of New Mexico. The Spanish influence is still seen heavily in New Mexico, Arizona and California.
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