Why did the Spanish agree to the Adams-Onis Treaty?
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Why did the Spanish agree to the Adams-Onis Treaty?
New Spain:
New Spain was Spanish territory located in North and Central America that was part of the Spanish Empire from 1521 until 1821. The Adams-Onis Treaty established a boundary between American territory and New Spain.
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View this answerSpain was facing increased diplomatic and military pressures in North America following a number of military conflicts, including the American...
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Chapter 19 / Lesson 1Treaties are formal agreements between independent governments, and Article II of the U.S. Constitution addresses the use of treaties explicitly. Explore the details in Article II, the meanings of bilateral and multilateral treaties, and the implications of treaties in international affairs.
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