spainsh invasion of north american, first permanent spanish colony?

Anonymous2009-02-04T19:15:30Z

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Florida, if you are talking about what is now the United States.

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Anonymous2009-02-05T03:18:35Z

St Augustine, Florida

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isis10372009-02-05T03:18:10Z

First Spanish fort/colony.....St. Augustine, Florida (ca. 1565) although some earlier colonization was attempted ( 1559..but abandoned about 1561).
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Naz F2009-02-05T03:12:56Z

Isabella, founded by Columbus before 1500, in modern Dominican republic.

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Marjie [gone off the deep end]2009-02-05T03:17:49Z

st. augustine, Florida

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