Diplomacy
-The first permanent Spanish settlement in North American was in which of the following?

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The Spanish colonized Florida. Several Spanish explorers traveled through present-day Florida in the late 1500s, including Juan Ponce de Léon, who was looking for slaves and the Fountain of Youth. Actual settlements were not built until the 1560s, with St. Augustine being the longest continuously occupied settlement in the United States. Because the Spanish also controlled Cuba, their presence in Florida was limited.

Diplomacy -The First Permanent Spanish Settlement in North American Was in in Which