Which two nations claimed portions of Texas in the late 1600’s

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Spain and France were two nations claiming portions of Texas in the 1600´s. Spain´s Crown of Castilla ruled over most of Texas since the early 1600´s, but for a few years by the end of that same century, a French nobleman founded a colony on the Texas Gulf Coast called Sain Louis.

shusha [124]4 years ago

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I believe the answer would be Spain and the U.S

I'm not sure 4 a fact tho, so let me know if I'm wrong

Hope its right tho and helps!

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