As Spain penetrated into the New World
A) it followed the Portuguese model of a “trade-post empire.”
B) it colonized and reorganized the lands it seized.
C) it immediately came into conflict with France and England.
D) its power and position in Europe waned.
E) very few Spaniards were willing to migrate to the New World.
Ans: B
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