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What attitude did spanish officials take toward Texas after the coronda and De SotoexpeditionsWhy?
After the Coronado and De Soto expeditions, Spanish officials adopted a cautious and skeptical attitude toward Texas. These expeditions revealed the challenges of the region, including its harsh geography and the limited wealth of its indigenous populations, leading to a decrease in enthusiasm for further exploration and settlement. The Spanish prioritized more lucrative territories and focused their resources on areas with better prospects for wealth and conversion of indigenous peoples. Consequently, Texas remained relatively neglected and sparsely populated for many years.
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Spell attitude in spanish?
actitud
How do you spell attitude in spanish?
There are several effective ways to say "attitude" in Spanish.Here are a few:-actitud-postura-posición
Were the highest spanish governing officials that resided in America the viceroys?
Yes, the highest Spanish governing officials that resided in America were the viceroys. They were appointed by the Spanish crown to oversee the administration and governance of the territories in the Americas. They had extensive powers in both political and military matters.
What is Puerto Rico's language?
The officials languages of Puerto Rico are Spanish and English.
What attitude did spanish officials take toward Texas after coronado and de soto expedition and why?
The Onate and those who followed him never found the kind of wealth that the spaniards sought. As a result, The Spanish government paid little attention to the northern territories. when people from other nations showed interest in the land, Spains interest revived...... I hope this helps It helped me
Did spanish let atahualpa go after receiving the gold?
No he was tied to a pole and strangled by the church officials
How did spanish officials respond to filibusters making claims to land in east Texas?
anyone give me the answer
What was the attitude of the Spanish toward Mayan writing?
The Spanish thought that the writings of the Mayans were dangerous. They burned almost all of the books that contained Mayan writings.
What were the causes of revolt?
Filipino revolts against the Spanish colonizers were mostly triggered by the forced labor imposed by the Spaniards, and the abuses done by Spanish officials and friars.
Why do you think Spain reserved the most powerful positions for Spanish-born officials?
because it is so powerfull
When spanish officials learned of la salle fort in Texas what did they do?
they told them to send him and his troops to a far away place
What prompted Spanish officials to make a stronger effort to establish colonies in eastern Texas?
the fear of French settlements there
