What was one outcome of the Adams-Onis Treaty concerning the Louisiana Purchase?

The Adams-Onis Treaty, signed in 1819, was significant in that it clarified the territorial boundaries between the United States and Spanish territories. One major outcome was the resolution of disputes related to the boundaries of the Louisiana Purchase, which had previously been ambiguous. This treaty established a clear demarcation line, defining what land was under U.S. control and what remained under Spanish influence. It played a crucial role in settling ongoing conflicts over territory and helped to reduce tensions between the two nations. The clarification ensured that the United States could expand its territory without further disputes over the lands that were initially ambiguous under the Louisiana Purchase agreement.