Why was the Mississippi River important to the economy of the United States during the mid-to late 1700s? It was vital for the transportation of goods.
It was a major supplier of seafood for the fishing industry,
O It separated Spanish territory from US territory,
O It generated revenue through taxation and toll collection on boats,

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