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The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was difficult for president Jefferson because he believed in what?
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The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was difficult for president Jefferson because he believed in?
Saving money and limiting the size of government
What are the issues surrounding the purchase of the Louisiana Territory from France?
Most people believed that President Jefferson didn't have the right to make such a purchase, and thus was a largely controversial matter (but aren't we glad he made it :) ).
The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was unexpected party because president Jefferson believed that?
the federal government should be limited in power
Why did President Jefferson advocate naval action against the Barbary pirates?
President Jefferson advocated naval action against the Barbary pirates because he believed a war would ultimately cost less than continuing to pay tributes. Thomas Jefferson was President from 1801 to 1809.
What was the constitutional debate concerning The Louisiana Purchase?
Thomas Jefferson, a strict Constructionist, was the president who purchased the territory from France. In his point of view, he was not allowed to make land purchases for the country, but he did it anyway because it was a great deal.
The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was difficult for president Jefferson because he believed in?
Saving money and limiting the size of government
Why was the purchase of the Louisiana territory a difficult for president Jefferson to make?
President Jefferson believed that of it wasn't already in the Constitution then that power belonged to the states instead of the Federal Government. The ability to make the purchase wasn't in the Constitution but the deal needed to be completed quickly.
Adherence to a strict interpretation of the Constitution would have prevented President Thomas Jefferson from?
Going through with the Louisiana Purchase.
Which US president believed in moral idealism?
Jefferson
Why was Thomas Jefferson was uneasy about purchasing the Louisiana territory because?
he believed that the purchase was unconstitutional
When he became president of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis believed that?
I HAVE NO IDEA!!!!
The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was unexpected partly because president Jefferson believed that?
the federal government should be limited in power
What are two reasons that motivated US President Thomas Jefferson to purchase the Louisiana Territory from France?
US President Thomas Jefferson believed that by purchasing what became known as the Louisiana Purchase he would vastly increase the size of the US. He believed the cost was a good deal and it gave the US control of the City of New Orleans. This took any French threat based in New Orleans away, and prevented the British from taking New Orleans away from Napoleon.
What are the issues surrounding the purchase of the Louisiana Territory from France?
Most people believed that President Jefferson didn't have the right to make such a purchase, and thus was a largely controversial matter (but aren't we glad he made it :) ).
How did Jefferson actions as president reflect on his democratic beliefs why did his belief worry the Federalist?
Jefferson actions as president reflected on federalist because he believed in decentralized government. He also believed in heavy state rights.
The decision to complete the Louisiana purchase was unexpected party because president Jefferson believed that?
the federal government should be limited in power
What event challenged thomas Jefferson view of the constitution?
The Louisiana Purchase. Jefferson (and many others) believed he, as president, lacked authority to make such a deal. The deal was made, through representatives, between Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte, who was, at the time, effectively the ruler of France. However, Jefferson's and others' belief that the Purchase was unconstitutional took a back seat to fears of European powers' (at the time, primarily France's) establishing colonies in North America.
