How did the numerous waterways of Louisiana affect early migration patterns? Early French settlers were drawn to the rivers because of the fertile land along their banks.

English settlers located themselves near rivers, like the Mississippi, to access settlements in the Great Lakes region.

Native Americans moved alongside the rivers to improve contact with their Spanish trading partners.

People of all cultures were drawn to Louisiana’s rivers because of the vast gold deposits located nearby.

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