Mexico's northern frontier provinces developed
A. according to plans conceived and directed by Mexico City.
B. under the predominant influence of the Catholic Church.
C. with little influence or control from Mexico City.
D. despite a failure of the Mexican government to provide incentives for settlement.
Answer: C
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