What did the population of New Louisiana (from its politicians to peasants) think of the transition from being property of France to becoming a territory and later a state in the burgeoning country of the United States? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

What did the population of New Louisiana (from its politicians to peasants) think of the transition from being property of France to becoming a territory and later a state in the burgeoning country of the United States?

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/u/ScallopOolong has previously answered When the United States acquired Louisiana Territory in 1803, did the Spanish and French already living in the territory become US citizens?

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