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The Spanish first founded a permanent settlement in Saint Augustine, Florida. Is it True or False?
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The Spanish first founded a permanent settlement in Saint Augustine, Florida. Is it True or False?

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This is true! The Spanish first founded their permanent settlement in Saint Augustine, Florida under Pedro Menendez de Aviles. This occurred on August 28th, 1565.
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