Why did the establishment of the Fort St. Louis cause an issue in early Texas history?
A) it led to the establishment of a colony by the Dutch
B) it led to an attack by Native Americans on early settlers
C) it caused a dispute over land claims between France and Spain
D) it caused a dispute over land claims between England and Spain
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Explanation:
Location of La Salle's settlement now known as Fort St. Louis. Established roughly 40 miles inland from where the French expedition landed on the Texas coast, the site was intended only as a temporary outpost for the colonists while La Salle continued searching for the mouth of the Mississippi River.
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ans is b)
Explanation:
The colony faced numerous difficulties during its brief existence, including Native American raids, epidemics, and harsh conditions.
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