How did differences between creoles and americans contribute to political tension during louisiana’s territorial period?

a. different american systems led to creole concerns as to whether previous land grants would be honored.

b. the insistence of the first american governor to institute an english only policy upset creole leaders.

c. louisiana’s creole population disagreed with the american denial of rights for louisianans of color.

d. creoles wanted to maintain a system based on a monarchical style of government, while the americans wanted democracy.

b

explanation:

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