He was the first Spanish governor of Louisiana. He made many unpopular changes and offended the colonists.

• Ulloa
• O’Reilly
• Miro
• Carondelet

This strong and forceful military leader was sent to Louisiana to put down the rebellion by the colonists. He made Louisiana into a true Spanish colony.

• Ulloa
• Unzaga
• O’Reilly
• Carondelet

He took charge of Louisiana after O’Reilly brought the colony under Spanish authority. He married the daughter of a French merchant and reopened trade with the British:

• Unzaga
• Ulloa
• Miro
• Galvez

In 1777, he became the Spanish governor of Louisiana. He successfully led the Spanish forces against Great Britain during the American Revolutionary War.

• Galvez
• Miro
• O’Reilly
• Unzaga

He became the Spanish governor of Louisiana after the American Revolutionary War. A major fire occurred in New Orleans during his term as governor; the city of Monroe was first named after him:

• Galvez
• Miro
• Ulloa
• O’Reilly

He became the Spanish governor of Louisiana in 1791 and served during the French Revolution. During his term, Americans gained the right of deposit and the first newspaper in the colony was started.

• Carondelet

• Galvez

• Miro

• Unzaga

This man was the first successful sugar producer in Louisiana. In 1795, he was able to manufacture a good quality sugar.

• George Washington
• Etienne de Bore
• Carlos III
• Charles Aubry

The first Spanish governor of Louisiana

• made many popular changes.
• took full control of the government.
• was accepted socially by the colony.
• was forced to leave the colony.

Governor O’Reilly replaced the French Superior Council with the Spanish

• Cabildo.
• Supreme Court.
• Superior Council
• Citizens Council.

When Governor O’Reilly invited thirteen of the leading rebels to his home, he

• gave them positions in government.
• arrested them.
• asked for their support.
• told them to leave the colony.