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can somebody tell me why Florida and Louisiana own land that should be apart of Alabama and Mississippi?
thanks to them only a small part of each state touches the sea. I don't understand why this is or how it happened.
to begin with, to enter the union, a state only required an amount of people and in addition, both florida and louisiana were formed *before* alabama and mississipi
Florida was gained from the Spanish. It was ultimately given by force b/c of Andrew Jackson's capture of the captial - Penascola. So, Florida's territories were in a sense, determined by the Spanish
Louisiana was quickly developed b/c of its prospering city - New Orleans. New Orleans had quickly gained in population size b/c it is, if u see on the map, at the end of the Mississipi River, so it was a major center of trade.
so basically, growth of population and expansion were the major causes of such an awkward situation
hope this helps =)









