California was influenced by Mexico's decision to open up international commerce as its population grew rapidly and became more diverse. The Option C is correct.
California was influenced by Mexico's decision to open up international commerce. Because of opening of international commerce, California's population experienced a rapid increase as people from various parts of the world were attracted to the opportunities the region offered.
This influx of immigrants contributed to the diversification of California's population, bringing together people from different cultural backgrounds and contributing to the rich tapestry of the state's heritage.
Also, Mexico's decision to open up international commerce meant that there were many more products available to purchase in the mission stores and local markets. This influx of goods and trade opportunities enhanced the overall quality of life for the residents of California, as they gained access to a wider range of products and resources, further fueling the region's growth and development.