Match each expedition of exploration in Oklahoma with its description
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First Spain and then France considered the area now known as Oklahoma. Native peoples who already lived there were seen both as a barrier to conquest and as a resource to exploit for economic and religious purposes. In effect, Oklahoma was a border region between these two empires in North America, and it served as a transportation corridor for their rival military and economic ventures. The value of studying their explorations of unknown territory lies in the descriptions that the explorers provided about the area's flora and fauna and its inhabitants and their cultures.
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- Match every endeavor of investigation in oklahoma with its portrayal.
- an understanding between the US and france; multiplied the size of the US
- finished the french and indian war: france lost its territory in north america: spain oversaw louisiana
- set the limits between the louisiana region and new spain; included a large portion of present-day oklahoma to the US
- understanding between the US and spain: gave the US access to the mississippi
- stream and the port of new orleans
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