The statement regarding Spanish colonization of Texas that is most accurate is B) Presidios were built near missions to offer military protection.
Explanation:
Presidios were small enclosed forts where a small contingent of military officers and personnel were assigned in New Spain, in the region of what is today the Southwestern United States. They were located close to missions so the miliary officers could provide them with some defense against Native American communities that may have been hostile or from roaming pirates and convicts and escaped slaves, some of whom would also become residents of the presidios. There was not a lot of financial or administrative support for the presidios so they were generally highly autonomous and developed their own local means of survival, taking on local characteristics. They were not just located in Texas. They are found archaeologically in California, New Mexico, and Arizona as well for example.
Presidios were built nears missions to offer military protection.
The presidios was a success for the Spanish crown as it served as a buffer protecting the wealthy areas to the south from European powers and independent Indian peoples. The success of the colonization was due to the combination of civilian, military and mission communities. There was a lot of conflict in the south and was magnifies by settlers arriving from Spain and native americans.
The United States began to provide significant military supplies and other assistance to the Allies in September 1940, even though the United States did not enter the war until December 1941.
One of the main military strategies that the United States adopted upon entering World War II was that "It sent most of its military force into the Pacific to block further <span>Japanese expansion", since it was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that got the US involved in the war in the first place. </span>
