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What was a physical factor that contributed to the failure of the San Francisco de los Tejas? A. It had too much rain. B. Drought killed the crops. C. There were not enough settlers. D. It was 10 miles
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What was a physical factor that contributed to the failure of the San Francisco de los Tejas? A. It had too much rain. B. Drought killed the crops. C. There were not enough settlers. D. It was 10 miles from the Rio Grande.

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The answer is C, because it is
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