Question

14. The colonists of Nacogdoches developed a way of life unlike

settlements because
that of other Spanish-dominated
a. France held Nacogdoches.
b. most were Native Americans.
c. they were isolated.
d. most were mestizos.
Texas and Tez

Answer 1

C. They were isolated.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Nacogdoches colonists lived in a remote area of Texas, which gave them more independence from Spanish authorities than other settlements. As a result, they developed a distinct way of life that differed from other Spanish-dominated settlements.