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The development of Spanish influence in California in the mid-1760s and 1770s was facilitated by

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the Black Legend.

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the establishment by Father Junipero Serra of a chain of Spanish missions starting in San Diego and up the California coast to Sonoma.

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existing permanent settlements of Native Americans in California.

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the lack of interest by Christian missionaries to Christianize Native Americans in California.

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the highly successful exploration of California by Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo.

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