Chapter 3 Section 4 A Spanish Province

Only Catholics were allowed to settle in Natchez.

Jews and Protestants were guaranteed religious freedom.

Religious freedom was not allowed for anyone.

Only English speakers were allowed religious freedom.

He was popular and intelligent

He was strict and harsh

He ignored his citizens

He avoided public events

4,500 white settlers and 2,400 slaves

2,400 white settlers and 4,500 slaves

6,900 white settlers and 1,000 slaves

3,000 white settlers and 3,000 slaves

A militia was mobilized

Slaves were arrested at Pointe Coupee

Several slaves were executed

The revolt was successful

They had homes and friends in Natchez; the marking of the 31st parallel in 1798 led to the transfer.

They were waiting for reinforcements from Spain; the American Revolution led to the transfer.

They wanted to negotiate better terms; the Louisiana Purchase led to the transfer.

They were protecting Spanish gold; the War of 1812 led to the transfer.