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The use of paddle wheel boats allowed Americans to ship goods down the Mississippi and store them in New Orleans. When the steam operated paddle wheel boats were no longer used, barges filled with products came into use and are still used today.
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What Guarenteed Americans' right to ship their goods down the Mississippi to New Orleans?
the treaty of the gaylords
Why was new Orleans important Americans?
New Orleans was important to America because many American goods passed through it's port at the mouth of the Mississippi River.
What vital right did the spanish allow the western farmers'?
they allowed the farmers to settle in there teritory
Goods shipped along the Mississippi went to the Spanish controlled port of?
New Orleans.
What ports worried Jefferson that napoleon would not let the Americans use?
New Orleans. It was in French possession and was the mouth of the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico. It was a vital port for people and goods.
Why did Americans sought to obtain control of New Orleans in 1803?
I think it has something to do with the access to a port that allowed goods to be shipped to places east of the Appalachian Mountains.
Granted the US the right to navigate the Mississippi and deposit goods at New Orleans?
Pinckney's Treaty
What river did farmers live in the west used to transport their goods to New Orleans?
The mississippi River
Which river did farmers living in the West use to transport their goods to New Orleans?
the Mississippi River
Why was New Orleans so important to the western settlers?
New Orleans held a large port for the Mississippi River which was crucial in the importing and exporting of goods because it was a big aspect in maintaining a steady economy. (This was just what I wrote on my homework assignment)
What port Americans wanted to us e to ship goods?
New Orleans
What is the Spanish port that denied Americans the right of deposit?
In the late eighteenth century Spain wanted to deny America the privilege of stockpiling goods until ships came to transport them overseas (the right of deposit). The port that denied Americans this right was New Orleans, along the Mississippi River.
