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Who bought Louisiana from Napoleon?
President Thomas Jefferson receives the credit. James Monroe and Robert Livingston were the US negotiators.
The American minister in France was?
robert livingston
Why did Jefferson send Monroe and Livingston to France?
Livingston went to France in order to represent US interests. His specific goal was to negotiate over Louisiana and ended up performing the key negotiations for the Louisiana Purchase.
Is Clyde Livingston real?
Yes!
Who claimed the Louisiana territory for France?
La SalleLe Salle
Who contributed to Napoleon's decision to sell Louisiana?
James Monroe an Robert Livingston negotiated for the US.A revolt of the western settlers.
American minster to France during Louisiana purchase?
Robert Livingston
Who bought the Louisiana territory'?
James Monroe and Robert Livingston
Who did Napoleon work out the Louisiana purchase with?
Robert Livingston.
Negotiator who arranged the purchase of the Louisiana territory?
Thomas Jefferson arranged the purchase of the Louisiana territory. However, it was James Monroe and Robert R. Livingston that actually went to Paris to make the purchase.
Who was the American ambassador who helped arrange the Louisiana purchase?
Our third president, Thomas Jefferson.
Who were the Ambassaders that purchassed the Louisiana Territory?
James Monroe and Robert R. Livingston.
What two men were responsible for arranging the purchase of the Louisiana Territory?
Pesident Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonapart of France.
Which two famous Americans helped neotiate the Louisiana Purchase?
James Monroe and Robert Livingston.
How did James Monroe and Robert Livingston affect Jefferson's presidency?
They arranged the purchase The Louisiana Territory.
Was Robert Livingston President at all?
No- Livingston was never president. He was the minister to France that negotiated the Louisiana Purchase. He served on the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence.
Were people involved in the louisiana purchased?
Thomas Jefferson, Robert Livingston, James Monroe, and Napoleon Bonaparte
