The settlements at San José and Los Angeles were
A)expected to produce a surplus for other establishments.
B)regarded by the missionaries as Indian educational centers.
C)settled by the wealthy elite of Sinaloa and Sonora.
D)soon abandoned following raids by French privateers.

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The settlements at San José and Los Angeles were expected to produce a surplus for other establishments, as they were part of the Spanish colonial strategy to support missions and other settlements in the region.

The Settlements at San José and Los Angeles Were