What were the contributions of Jacques Philippe Villeré? Check all that apply. He was the first Creole governor of Louisiana.
He approved the death penalty for anyone who killed another person in a duel.
He was one of the youngest people in US history to serve as a member of Congress.
He banned limitless immigration to the state.
He was appointed governor of the Territory of Orleans in 1803.
He mediated conflicts between Anglo-Americans and Creoles.

Villere entered politics in 1812, serving as a member of the first State Constitutional Convention. He was elected governor by a popular vote on July 1, 1816, and then confirmed by the legislature. This was the election procedure according to the 1812 State Constitution.

Explanation:

Villeré was a member of the convention which drafted Louisiana's first state constitution. He ran for Governor in 1812, to serve as the first governor after statehood, but was defeated in the election by William C. C. Claiborne who was elected overwhelmingly with over 70% of the vote.

He was the first Creole governor of Louisiana.  

He was one of the youngest people in US history to serve as a member of Congress.

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence says that government has one primary purpose; that of protecting the unalienable, God-given rights that all human beings posses. The Declaration states: That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men.

Explanation:

hope this helps