How was the development of Louisiana impacted by the creation of a proprietorship? Relations between the Indians and French immediately improved. The French were driven out of the area by the Spanish due to weak leadership. Leaders organized expeditions into the interior and located large deposits of gold. The number of French settlers in the colony increased.

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Ace Stanton

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How was the development of Louisiana impacted by the creation of a proprietorship? Relations between the Indians and French immediately improved. The French were driven out of the area by the Spanish due to weak leadership. Leaders organized expeditions into the interior and located large deposits of gold. The number of French settlers in the colony increased.

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The development of Louisiana was impacted by the creation of a proprietorship as the number of French settlers in the colony increased.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

The introduction of proprietorship allowed the French to form and run their sole trades and businesses with fewer taxes and legal protection.

This act attracted more French people towards the colonies and the population in the colonies increased. Though the leaders tried to look for gold in the interiors of Louisiana, they never found any large deposits.