How were the Spanish missions in California different from those established in Texas?

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The Spanish faced more native opposition and resistance in Texas than in California, which led to more conflicts and violence in Texas missions.

Answer: D
 Workers in Texas missions were typically forced to work without payment or any form of compensation, while those in California missions received some wages for their labor.

Note: choices B and E are not accurate as the missions in California were actually quite long lasting and influential, and funding for both Texas and California missions was limited even after Mexico gained independence. Choice C is also not accurate, as native peoples in both Texas and California were often forced to give up their traditional customs and beliefs in order to convert to Christianity.

How Were the Spanish Missions in California Different from Those