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to make France's Caribbean colonies more profitable.
Jefferson thought he could avoid war by buying the Louisiana territory because France territory was right next to american territory therefore he was afraid they would fight over land and he didn't want to lose France's alliance so he asked France if he could buy Louisiana territory,but surprisingly France needed money after wasting its money on a long war with great Britain
The French wanted to control Louisiana. The Mississippi River that open ports in Louisiana is a very important trade route.
It could possibly be blood- are there reddish brown splotches on the perches? If so, they might have a foot injury. Watch them closely for signs of unusual behavior, and if they appear to be in pain, take them to a vet.For sanitation purposes, you'll want to wash those perches.
I assume you're referring to the Louisiana Purchase. France had plans to use its territory of Louisiana in assistance of its other colony of Haiti to create a large slave and sugarcane production company. However, with the abolition of slavery, this could not be achieved. France had also failed to convince many French citizens to migrate to its colonies, so now they were stuck with a barren wasteland. When the US approached France offering to buy New Orleans, France offered all of Louisiana (for a higher price) and the US accepted.
France was under Napolean at the time. Back then the Louisiana territory was un settled land lock that realy had no value other than New Orleans which was a big port city at the time. Napolean was at war with Europe and had other things to deal with. Basicaly, they just didn't want it.
When? Where? At varying stages in history it could be Russia, Belgium, England, Libya, Egypt, Tahiti, New Caledonia, Louisiana, Canada......
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it depends what time of the year you want to buy them.
Well technically the Louisiana Territory was under the power of Spain during the time of the Louisiana Purchase, but was owned by France (Power transfer was still being negotiated.) Napoleon, with war imminent, a slave revolt in Haiti, low resources, and bankruptcy on the horizon, took the opportunity to sell something he thought he had no use for in order to raise funds. Napoleon Bonaparte of France sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States in 1803 for 15 million dollars, or 3 cents per acre.
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