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1.He and his men were the only Europeans to ever personally encounter several declining Mississipan chiefdoms.2.The pigs which accompanied the expedition may have spread disease across the region.3.The transformation of the region's chiefdoms into decentralized confederacies was partly due to the expedition.
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