Why did the Spanish government agree to the terms of the Pinckney Treaty?
a. Spain thought America and Britain had agreed to take Spain’s North American land.
b. Spain needed the additional sources of revenue.
c. Spain needed protection on its southwest borders.
d. The United States threatened direct military action.
a. Spain thought America and Britain had agreed to take Spain’s North American land.
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