How did the Treaty of Paris affect life in Spanish Texas? A) Missions were moved and a large effort was made to increase the population of Spanish Texas. B) The United States took over a large part of eastern Texas. C) Most settlers decided to move out the area to escape American Indian raids. D) Missions were destroyed and population decreased
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It did not directly involve Spain or Spanish Texas, but it did have some indirect effects. Option A: Missions were moved and a large effort was made to increase the population of Spanish Texas. This option is not entirely accurate. While there were efforts to Show more…
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