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18. How did the Mississippi River affect the economic development of the United States in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?*Native American Indians prevented Americans from sailing on the riverIt served as a barrier for keeping the French colonists in the WestFrequent flooding kept people from building towns near itIt provided a way to transport goods to and from markets in the northern and southern most parts of the nation
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