El Camino Real was primarily a network of roads. Specifically, it refers to the network of historic routes that connected the Spanish missions, presidios, and settlements in California and other parts of the Spanish Empire in the Americas. The term can also be associated with the Royal Road in Mexico, which linked colonial cities and missions.
What was the el Camino real?
A network of roads
A Spanish territory
A rural town
A Catholic Church
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