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One of those reasons being that they were extremely motivated due to their international rivalry with great britain and spain. The second reason was that they desired and believed that their (france"s) valuable sugar colonies in the west indies would have extra protection with a military base right on the gulf coast. Moreover, the third and final reason that the french government wanted to establish this colony along the. Were there any accomplishments under crozat"s ownership: louisiana as a proprietary colony under antoine crozat (the marquis de chatel) was not a success because of his overall appointment of cadillac as the governor of louisiana. Cadillac proved to be a very decisive leader, in which he possessed a large amount of energy and power (or even authority for that matter), as well as being very determined to succeed. Cadillac was rendered by the colony as being universally unpopular and strongly disliked.

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