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

Spain was hesitant about the French offer to take posession of Louisiana. Finally, governor Don Antonio de Ulloa arrived in March 1766. He delayed the formal transfer of power for more than a year; this caused administrative and economic chaos.

The crown had granted more privileges to Louisiana than to other colonies, but it restricted the province´s trade to only nine Spanish ports. It prohibited the passage of ships that did not have a captain and  a two-third crew that were not Spanish. Trade with Mexico and Britain was made illegal. Ulloa also banned the import of French wine.

The French population of Louisiana was disgruntled. Rallied around the Superior Council in New Orleans, they expressed their grievances and asked for Ulloa´s removal from office and his departure. A revolt took place. Ulloa left. Spain sent a force to retake control and crushed the rebellion.

Explanation:

Spain was little worried about the French offer to take control of Louisiana.

Explanation:

After the decision of controlling the nations, Governor Don Antonio de Ulloa arrived there in March 1766. He took some and decided to transfer the powers in a formal process. His decision created administrative and economic chaos in the country.  This decision put more restrictions on the people.

It prohibited the passage of ships that did not have a captain and a two-third crew that were not Spanish. Trade with Mexico and Britain was made illegal and also banned the import of French wine.

i believe the correct answer is option b. most eastern european nations joined nato.

though i could be wrong, option d. the eastern european nations were granted complete independence, would be another choice.

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i would say the executive branch is because the executive branch is in charge of enforcing the laws and judicial branch is in charge of enforcing but the executive branch is most responsible for it all so i would have to say the executive branch.