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19 May, 17:15

Why did Spanish leaders want to push Spanish control into North America in the mid 1500s?

A. Spain wanted to keep European rivals far away from valuable towns and mines in Mexico.

B. North America had a large amount of gold and silver.

C. The Spanish were driven from the colonies by Native American uprising.

D. Spain decided to engage in the fur trade on a large scale.

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