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20 March, 06:48

Which of these explorers claimed what is now the southwest United States for Spain?

A. Robert La Salle

B. Samuel de Champlain

C. Francisco Coronado

D. John Cabot

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  1. M
    20 March, 09:27
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    It's C Francisco Coronado
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