SAT World History Practice Question
The signing of the Treaty of Tordesillas served to
- A.end hostilities in the Spanish Civil War and affirm nationalist control
- B.grant Spain exclusive rights to all land discovered in the New World
- C.free the colony of Brazil from Spanish imperial governance
- D.formally and permanently abolish the Spanish Inquisition
- E.establish a trade agreement between Spain and the United States
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