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Spain protected its American settlements with?
During this time Spain and France had built forts to protect them from possible attacks.
What were the religious settlements of new Spain called?
missions
What are 3 types of settlements in new Spain?
Pueblo, presidios, and missions
While the American colonies were fighting a revolution against England and forming a new Nation New Spain was established new settlements in California using what type of syestem?
Missions
What types of settlement did the Spanish create in New Spain?
The Spanish established 3 kinds of settlements in New Spain. Pueblos served as trading posts and sometimes as centers of government. Priests started missions to convert local American Indians to Catholicism. The Spanish also built presidios, or military bases, to protect towns and missions
What land in north America did Spain claim other than Florida?
Spain also claimed land in North America such as California, Texas, and parts of the American Southwest. They established settlements and missions in these areas during their colonial period.
What did Spain build in the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did Spain building the borderlands of new Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
What did Spain build in the borderland of New Spain to convert the American Indians to Christianity?
Missions.
Which European nations built settlements in California?
The first settlers to arrive in California after the Native Americans were Spanish.
What were the three kinds of settlements in new Spain?
New Spain refers to Spain's colonies and settlements in America. Mostly they had claims in southern North America, Central America, and in South America itself. They even breached into parts of modern day Texas. They also depended heavily on their claims to Barbados and other W. Indies Islands.
What did Spain build in the borderlands of New Spain?
Spain protected its North American holdings though a series of forts known as presidios. These were roughly distributed along the present U.S.-Mexico border to prevent invasions from other European powers, as well as to defend the populations in the New Mexico and California territories from Native American raids.
