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Which statement characterizes the Spanish colonization of the modern-day United States?
The region had large plantations producing cash crops like sugar.
The region had sparsely populated provinces centered on missions.
The Spanish sent few priests to convert the native populations of the region.
The Spanish sent many military expeditions to control the wealth of the region.



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Final answer:

The Spanish colonization of the modern-day United States focused on missions in sparsely populated provinces.


Explanation:

The region had sparsely populated provinces centered on missions. The Spanish colonization of the modern-day United States was characterized by focusing on missions in relatively less densely populated areas to convert and educate the Native American populations.


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