Throughout the 18th century and into the very early 19th century, French control of the Mississippi River and surrounding areas alarmed Americans both before and after the founding of the United States. The alarm was tied to political and economic concerns: Americans feared political aggressiveness at their expense by French forces; they also feared that their own economy would suffer should the Mississippi River Valley be closed to their own commercial use (or even if merely restricted).
land west of the Mississippi river
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they gained control of Canada and french lands east of the Mississippi river.
The Mississippi river is called 'le fleuve Mississippi' in French. Fleuve (masc.) is the French name for a river that empties directly into a sea or ocean.
The French wanted to control Louisiana. The Mississippi River that open ports in Louisiana is a very important trade route.
they were closer to the Mississippi river
they were closer to the Mississippi river
i think it's Mississippi river because it was a major trade route.
the answer is: Mississippi river. and your welcome!
La Salle claimed the Mississippi River and its tributaries for the French.
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