By the 1700's, Austria and Spain were in conflict with each other over A. territory in Italy. B. the expansion of Russia. C. trade rights in North America. D. ownership of the Rock of Gibraltar.

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By the 1700's, Austria and Spain were in conflict with each other over territory in Italy.

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