Boundary Disputes Troubled Ethnic Relations Economic Growth The treaty which authorized All white Louisianians were American acquisition of the sale of the Louisiana granted U.S. citizenship Louisiana proved to Purchase did not set clear immediately after the drastically increase boundaries of Louisiana. Louisiana Purchase. Some Louisiana’s economy. By The eastern and western Americans were scared that 1810, New Orleans had a borders of Louisiana were not Louisianians were not population of over 10,000 settled upon between the capable of being Americans made it the 5th biggest U.S. and Spain until 1819. who govern themselves. city in America. In 1804, Congress divided up Many French Louisianians New Orleans economy the Louisiana Purchase into only spoke French and often revolved around the Port of smaller land masses to more were at odds with the newly New Orleans. After the easily govern the vast arriving Anglo-Americans Louisiana Purchase goods Louisiana Purchase. What during the territorial period. from the interior of America became modern day Free People of Color lost were brought down the Louisiana was called the many rights under the Mississippi River and shipped Territory of Orleans. American control of around the world. When Louisiana became a Louisiana. New Orleans had After the Louisiana Purchase, state in 1812, it was made up many prosperous Free People the port of New Orleans of the land called the of Color and many still increased the economy of Territory of Orleans and thrived in American New Orleans and increased minor changes to its borders controlled Louisiana despite growth in other fields such as lasted until 1819. their loss of some rights. shipbuilding and repair. In 1811, more than 80 slaves By 1820, Louisiana was the revolted their treatment in major center of trade for all American Louisiana and goods produced in the started the biggest slave interior of America. uprising American history. White Louisianians supported the U.S. federal government's relocation of Native Americans. During the territorial most Native Americans were forced off their lands in Louisiana. Notes Questions Notes
Boundary Disputes Troubled Ethnic Relations Economic Growth The treaty which authorized the sale of the Louisiana Purchase did not set clear boundaries of Louisiana. The eastern and western borders of Louisiana were not settled upon between the U.S. and Spain until 1819. In 1804, Congress divided up the Louisiana Purchase into smaller land masses to more easily govern the vast Louisiana Purchase. What became modern day Louisiana was called the Territory of Orleans. When Louisiana became a state in 1812, it was made up of the land called the Territory of Orleans and minor changes to its borders lasted until 1819. All white Louisianians were granted U.S. citizenship immediately after the Louisiana Purchase. Some Americans were scared that Louisianians were not capable of being Americans who govern themselves. Many French Louisianians only spoke French and often were at odds with the newly arriving Anglo-Americans during the territorial period. Free People of Color lost many rights under the American control of Louisiana. New Orleans had many prosperous Free People of Color and many still thrived in American controlled Louisiana despite their loss of some rights. In 1811, more than 80 slaves revolted their treatment in American Louisiana and started the biggest slave uprising American history. White Louisianians supported the U.S. federal government's relocation of Native Americans. During the territorial most Native Americans were forced off their lands in Louisiana. American acquisition of Louisiana proved to drastically increase Louisiana’s economy. By 1810, New Orleans had a population of over 10,000 made it the 5th biggest city in America. New Orleans economy revolved around the Port of New Orleans. After the Louisiana Purchase goods from the interior of America were brought down the Mississippi River and shipped around the world. After the Louisiana Purchase, the port of New Orleans increased the economy of New Orleans and increased growth in other fields such as shipbuilding and repair. By 1820, Louisiana was the major center of trade for all goods produced in the interior of America. Notes Questions Notes
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