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Spanish law called for which three kinds of settlements in the Americas?

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lbvjy [14]3 years ago

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Pueblos, missions, and presidios

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Under Spanish law, provinces were made up of three kinds of settlements: pueblos (little centers of trade), missions (religious centers) and presidios (forts – 3 you’ve probably heard of one called the Alamo). Mark Brainliest Please! :))

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