How was louisiana impacted by the actions of the first spanish governor of louisiana?

a. there was a peaceful transition from french rule due to his quick establishment of spanish authority.

b. spain’s authority was in doubt because he refused to hold a public ceremony to transfer power or govern from the capital.

c. there was a difficult transition to spanish control for louisiana’s residents because of his strict actions concerning property rights.

d. many french colonists returned to france because of his insistence that louisiana’s residents adopt spanish culture.

Louisiana impacted by the actions of the first Spanish governor of Louisiana because there was a difficult transition to Spanish control for Louisiana’s residents because of his strict actions concerning property rights.

Option C

Explanation:

The first governor of Spanish whose name was Ulloa of Louisiana. He served under the reign of King Charles III. Louisiana was a strict governor and the property rights of this governor were very strict and adversely formed because of which there was a difficult transfer of power to the Spanish and this was also protested by the french people because his actions were very strict and they wanted the rule of the Spain to end. He therefore went to Havana quite early.

The first law that was passed in January 1823, and it is known as the Imperial Colonization Law. The law invited Catholic immigrants to settle in Mexico. Immigrants were permitted to bring slaves into the empire but declared children of slaves born in Mexican territory free at age fourteen.

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