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Which modern city in texas was settled by the spanish in the 1700s because of its location near a river and because it was halfway between the rio grande and the missions in east texas?.
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Which modern city in texas was settled by the spanish in the 1700s because of its location near a river and because it was halfway between the rio grande and the missions in east texas?.

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Answer: the alamo

Explanation: the answer is San Antonio the mission was the alamo and the battle of the alamo happened between texas and the Mexican army

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