Originally, Napoleon believed in creating a New World empire for France. However, the loss of Haiti to the slave rebellion and the subsequent failure to recapture the colony forced him to abandon his plans for an empire in the Western Hemisphere. With that decision, the land of Louisiana did not hold much value for him. Instead, he decided to sell the land to the U.S. in order to focus his attention and energy in Europe, where he was preparing for war against Britain. He also attested that with the purchase of the Louisiana territory, the United States would become a power that would soon be able to rival Britain, France's enemy.
Yes, Napoleon was anxious to sell the Louisiana Territory because he needed the money to continue his war with England.
He needed the money and he was uncertain that he could hold it or could afford to hold it.
so he good get more money
money
money
In the year 1803.
Napolean offered to sell the entire Lousianna Purchase to the US for $15 million.
Napolean, he needed money quickly so he sold the land.
The Louisiana purchase was between the U.S. and France. The French leader was Napolean. In order to fund his ongoing wars in Europe, Napolean needed cash. The sale of the Lousiana territory was seen as a way to further the Napoleonic wars.
James Monroe and Robert Livingstone were sent to France to negotiate a purchase of New Orleans and permanent rights to the Mississippi River. Napolean needed money and no doubt realized that the Louisiana Territory would be hard to defend and offered to sell it. The result was the Louisiana Purchase.
Yes, to the US for $15 million.
No. Napolean I did.
In the year 1803.
Napolean offered to sell the entire Lousianna Purchase to the US for $15 million.
Napolean, he needed money quickly so he sold the land.
Elmo and barney. and half a french-fry......
because he wanted to lol pls answer this question i need to know
France needed money to continue the war in Europe.
France (Napolean Bonaparte during the European wars in the early 1900s)
The Louisiana purchase was between the U.S. and France. The French leader was Napolean. In order to fund his ongoing wars in Europe, Napolean needed cash. The sale of the Lousiana territory was seen as a way to further the Napoleonic wars.
The US purchased the Louisiana Purchase for $15 million.
To the US for $15 million.