In 1786, <u>Louisiana</u> was part of Viceroyalty of New Spain, specifically to the Captaincy General of Cuba and the Governor of this territory and Florida was Esteban Rodríguez Miró. He faced the problem of integrating into Spanish <u>Louisiana</u> large numbers of Anglo-Americans. <u>He embarked on a plan in 1785</u>, which would make possible the continued residence of Anglo-American landowners. Spain, eager to populate the province with colonists, already had experienced difficulties inducing Spanish immigrants to the lower Mississippi Valley. Anglo-Americans, under this plan, could become loyal Spanish subjects by fulfilling two requisites: taking an oath of allegiance to the King of Spain and adopting Roman Catholicism as their professed religion. <u>Implementation of this plan began</u> <u>during the spring of 1786 and in this way, the Anglo-American settlement helped to increase the population of Louisiana</u> because it also applied to new settlers who wished to enter the province as permanent residents.
Plants in warmer areas would start having to adapt to the environment. Animals would slowly die out or evolve to the climate. People would also have to figure out ways to keep warmer.
Answer:
Colonists were mainly happy
Explanation:
Colonists were able to confirm an official alliance with the Government of France and obtain French assistance in the war against Great Britain. Yet, there was a no vote from New York on the agreement to declare independence.
Both cultures were polytheistic. Roman religion was heavily based off of Greek religion.