The Catholic Church (which was still intertwined with the government of Spain) wished to increase its grasp by converting new cultures into their faith. The Franciscans who established the California missions believed that they could find salvation through converting nonbelievers, and that hard labor and even pain would produce the humility necessary for Native Americans to save their souls and to become good Spanish citizens.
The militarization of the missions would help ensure that British, French, and Russian competition would remain to the north and east. Government officials also fortified Monterey and San Diego to create safe ports used to resupply their galleons coming to and from Asian trade destinations.
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the french
#1. Water. #2. Food. #3. raw materials in order to build the settlements (i.e. wood, stone, mud, metal ore, etc.)
They built colonies and missions.
1,000,000 years
Yes in the Southwest and California.
The spanish attacked the CA indians to take land.They wanted to build settlements and convert indians to their lifeways.The spanish slole values and treasures and claimed all indian land as theirs.
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to farm, trade, build schools, or build settlements.
Mexicans built settlements in California up until 1848 because that territory belonged to Mexico. After the Treaty of Hidalgo it became the territory of the United States.
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Along the coast west coast of California
No, you cannot build roads through settlements in Catan. Roads must be built adjacent to settlements or cities.
Texas, California, New Mexico and Arizona
Drake landed in San Francisco Bay but I wouldn't call it claiming the area. He did leave a plank of wood stating he was there with an English coin attached. It wasn't until modern times that the plank was found on the beach by someone. The Spanish did claim the land, build missions, and start settlements along the coast. The Spanish influence is still seen today.
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The Spanish built different kinds of settlements based on factors like strategic location, economic resources available, and indigenous populations present. They established military forts for defense, missionary towns for conversion efforts, and agricultural communities for economic purposes. Each type of settlement served a specific purpose in furthering Spanish interests in the New World.