Answer:
D. in the Caribbean
Explanation:
In 1493, during his second voyage, Columbus founded Isabela, the first permanent Spanish settlement in the New World, on Hispaniola, in the Caribbean sea.
The first Spanish colonies located in the New World in the Caribbean Option(d) is correct.
Spain started colonizing the Americas under the Crown of Castile and was initiated by the Spanish conquerors. The Americas were attacked and integrated into the Spanish Empire, except for Brazil, British America, and a few little locales of South America.
In the mid nineteenth 100 years, the Spanish American conflicts of freedom brought about the withdrawal and resulting division of most Spanish domains in the Americas, aside from Cuba and Puerto Rico, which were actually and gradually lost to the United States and merely following the Spanish-American War. The deficiency of these domains finished Spanish rule in the American people over the period of the time.
Despite the fact that Castile and Aragon were administered mutually by their individual rulers, they stayed separate realms so that when the Catholic Monarchs gave official endorsement for the designs for Columbus' journey to come to "the Indies" by cruising West, the subsidizing came from the sovereign of Castile.
Therefore Option(d) is correct.
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