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How did the Spanish extend their northern buffer zone to the west In the 1760s? A. they colonized the California coast. B. they defeated the Navajos. C. they built forts in Texa…

How did the Spanish extend their northern buffer zone to the west In the 1760s? A. they colonized the California coast. B. they defeated the Navajos. C. they built forts in Texa…
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How did the Spanish extend their northern buffer zone to the west In the 1760s? A. they colonized the California coast. B. they defeated the Navajos. C. they built forts in Texas. D. They established the Santa Fe Trail.

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A. they colonized the California coast

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