What became known as the “mississippi scheme”?
a. john law's plan to buy the mississippi river
b. john law's attempt to populate the colony of louisiana
c. john law's campaign to move all of france's convicts to canada
d. john law's idea to provoke a war between france and england in north america

The correct answer is B. John law's attempt to populate the colony of Louisiana

Explanation:

In U.S. history, the "Mississippi scheme" refers to a plan created by the Scottish economists John Law with the purpose of colonization the territory or Lousiana and taking advantage of the resources found on it during the 18th century as Law had a great influence in the French colonies and also controlled part of the trade on them. This implies, the "Mississippi scheme" was mainly motivated by an economic interest to populate Louisiana and exploit the resource on it. Therefore, what was known as the "Mississippi Scheme" was basically John law's attempt to populate the colony of Louisiana.

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