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1. What was the first Spanish settlement north of Mexico? O California St. Augustine Rio de la Plata Cuba
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1. What was the first Spanish settlement north of Mexico?

O California
St. Augustine
Rio de la Plata
Cuba

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St. Augustine was the first Spanish settlement north of Mexico.


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The first Spanish settlement north of Mexico was St. Augustine.


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