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Marqués de Rubí recommended that the capital of the Spanish province of Texas be moved from Los Adaes to San Antonio because military and economic situations at Los Adaes had deteriorated. The only way to hinder more loss of economic, military, and manpower resources especially given the constant threats and raids posed by the Apache Natives was to abandon the Los Adaes settlement. Therefore, he declared Los Adaes indefensible.
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Marqués de Rubí, a field marshal of the Spanish army was given the singular assignment of inspecting the New Spain's northern presidio system. He arrived Veracruz on November 1, 1764. After travelling about 7,600 miles, he rearranged the presidios and reduced the number to 15 for effective administration and military coverage. His recommendations played a big role in redefining the relationship and boundary of East Texas and Mexico.
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The Toltec Empire existed from the 10th to the 12th centuries. The Aztecs existed from 14th to the 16th centuries.
It is believed by historians that the Aztec Empire was built off of the remains of the Toltec Empire. Evidence of the empire was found in Aztec religion, images, and ritual. The site of Tula has also provided evidence connecting the two civilizations. Both were located in the central parts of Mexico with the Aztecs expanding beyond the central region to the coast.
I believe they represent the executive branch, however I am not sure.
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Great Britain was heavily in debt after the war and tried to recover monies by taxing colonies based on the idea that the war had been necessary to protect the colonies from the French.
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