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The Evolution of American Citizenship

Should Louisiana and its inhabitants have been admitted into the United States on an equal footing with the original states of the Union? Why or why not?

Louisiana is a part of United States and its inhabitants are citizens of USA at that time, so they should be considered as equal footing with the other states because everyone is equal in United States. America is a great nation and have capabilities to accept the foreigners as well as the people living in the states which are connected to United States. The case of Louisiana could be understood in a way that America have gain a lot much advantage by the addition of this state to the country. USA must include this new state in its union because of a number of reasons.

In a question that if Louisiana and its residents should be considered as the part of the United States Union or not, there are many controversial point of views in all over the world. Even though the people would be a problem because of language barrier but still it could be resolved by their schooling. The area is rich in other positive factors including the natural resources and the economic strength. The people of Louisiana had different customs and rules according to their tribes but since after the purchase, it must be considered as an equal part of United States. Secretary of State, James Madison’s instructions to the American negotiators, were to consider this state as equal as the other states without any unnecessary delays[1]. The federal principles were a little complex due to which, the French people were to be discussed and after that it was decided to announce Louisiana as the citizens with providing them all state privileges as possible.

In a conclusion it can be finalized that the new brought state should be included in the United States Union as it is now the properly and under USA influence. It would help in definite growth of the nation in every aspect including economy, culture, diversity and language as well.

End Notes

  1. Wheeler, William Bruce, and Lorri Glover. Discovering the American Past: A Look at the Evidence, Volume II: Since 1865. Vol. 2. Nelson Education, 2015.
  2. Wheeler, William Bruce, and Lorri Glover. Discovering the American Past: A Look at the Evidence, Volume II: Since 1865. Vol. 2. Nelson Education, 2015.

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