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In the early 1700s, missions were moved to San Antonio a. to lower costs. b. because fewer people were attending mission services, forcing many to shut down. c. because it was the halfway point between
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In the early 1700s, missions were moved to San Antonio a. to lower costs. b. because fewer people were attending mission services, forcing many to shut down. c. because it was the halfway point between New Spain and the eastern missions. d. to better fight hostile Native American troops.

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sorry for the late answer .w.

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