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In 1819, when states began to be carved out of the Louisiana Purchase, the Missouri Compromise was enacted, which effectively denied a significant portion of the territory to the South by prohibiting slavery north of the 36°30′ parallel. This meant that areas such as present-day Kansas and Nebraska, along with parts of Colorado and Wyoming, were designated as free territory. Consequently, the southern states were limited in their expansion of slavery in these regions, highlighting the growing sectional tensions over the issue.
It was Lewis and Clark's Voyage of Discovery which began in 1804. With the Louisiana Purchase completed in 1803, the French had ceded their territory to the U.S. The British claimed much of what later became the Oregon Territory, although there were also French and American trappers in the area. Spain still claimed much of the area southwest of the Louisiana Territory, but the expedition did not travel that far south. So I suspect it was British territory that Lewis & Clark ventured in to.pike 1806-1807
It was Lewis and Clark's Voyage of Discovery which began in 1804. With the Louisiana Purchase completed in 1803, the French had ceded their territory to the U.S. The British claimed much of what later became the Oregon Territory, although there were also French and American trappers in the area. Spain still claimed much of the area southwest of the Louisiana Territory, but the expedition did not travel that far south. So I suspect it was British territory that Lewis & Clark ventured in to.pike 1806-1807
Guyane is also known as French Guiana. It is the part of France in South America. (it is not a territory, it is as much a part of France as any part of Metropolitan France [France located in Europe]).
1812: Territory of Louisiana reorganized into the Missouri Territory containing much of eastern and north western Wyoming.1850: Territory of Utah organized containing southwest and south central parts of Wyoming.1853: West central Wyoming becomes part of the Oregon Territory.1854: Missouri Territory reorganized and Nebraska Territory receives much of eastern and north western Wyoming.1859: Oregon admitted as a state and west central Wyoming is added to the Washington Territory.1861: Utah Territory reorganized and south west/south central Wyoming is added to the Nebraska Territory.1863: Washington Territory reorganized and west central Wyoming is added to the Idaho Territory. The Dakota and Nebraska Territories are reorganized and the north half of Wyoming is added to the Idaho Territory.1867: Nebraska admitted as a state and the south half of Wyoming is added to the Idaho Territory.1890: Wyoming admitted as a state.
The entire west coast of South America and far into the Andes
The Louisiana Territory, which comprised much of the central and midwestern United States, from Louisiana in the south up to the dakotas in the north.
The French had the largest quantity of land than any other single European nation. They controlled most of what is today Canada, and the territory known as the Louisiana territory which spread from the Mississippi river to the Rocky Mountains. Eventually the French would lose much of their Canadian territories to the British, and would sell the Louisiana territory to the Young Nation of the United States of America in the Louisiana purchase.
Napoleon's conquests significantly expanded the size of French controlled territory. At its height, the French Empire under Napoleon encompassed much of continental Europe, including present-day France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, parts of Germany and Austria, and parts of Poland and Spain. These conquests increased French territory and influence, consolidating power under Napoleon's rule.
A number of South Koreans study French, but it is seen as a less useful language. English, Chinese, and Japanese are much more sought after and taught in Korea.
$15 million or 3,750,00 francs was the price for the Louisiana Territory. The 1803 agreement was known as the Louisiana Purchase, whereby the French gave up their claims to the western Mississippi valley.