Under French control from 1682-1763 and 1803-04, the area was named in honor of Louis XIV of France, by French explorer René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle. La Salle had left Fort Crevecoeur with eighteen Native Americans and canoed down the Mississippi River in 1682. He named the entire area of the Mississippi basin "La Louisiane."
Louisiana was named in honor of King Louis XIV
It comes from the name given to the area by Rene-Robert Cavelier. Sieur de La Salle of La Lousisiane which mean Land of Louis in honor of Louis XIV the King of France.
Named after the French King Louis
French man Iberville named the areas around the mouth of the MS river (which is louisiana) Louisiana because he was exploring this land for king Louis the 14th. The name lousiana come from the words of "land of louis"That is how it came along after Iberville found fort Marapaw with his brother, 18 year of Bieinville who later found present day settlement you may know as New Orleans.
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The treaty that transferred the Louisiana Territory from France to the United States is called the Louisiana Purchase Treaty. It was signed in 1803.
yes, Louisiana is a french name.
Minnesota gets a whole lot more.
Louisiana.
Canary islands got it's name from the puppy, the latine name for it is (Insularia Canrian) which is mean the puppies island. The people who came to Louisiana from the Canary Islands are called Islenos.
The Louisiana Purchase
Louisiana Red's birth name is Iverson Minter.
· Patterson, Louisiana
Louisiana's official name is Louisiana, there is no other name that it has. The state was named after King Louis XIV which at this time they called La Louisiane which meant Land of Louis.
There is no "scientific name" for Louisiana.A species endemic to the state might be given the name louisianensis, but all that means is "of Louisiana". One such is the "Louisiana quillwort", Isoetes louisianensis.
Yes Louisiana is very wet it gets the average of 62.7 inches of rainfall per year!!