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What was Governor Miró’s attitude toward settlers in Louisiana? He gave incentives only to white, northern settlers. He encouraged new colonists to settle in the area. He discouraged settlers from French
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What was Governor Miró’s attitude toward settlers in Louisiana?

He gave incentives only to white, northern settlers.
He encouraged new colonists to settle in the area.
He discouraged settlers from French territories.
He prevented settlers from western territories.

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He encouraged new colonists to settle in the area.

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