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Q: Was Jefferson and purchase of Louisiana An example of strict construction or loose constructionwhy?
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Is it true jefferson's position favoring the Louisiana purchase is an example of strict construction of the constitution?

No that is false. It is an example of loose construction.


Why did thomas Jefferson purchase Louisiana territory?

What did Thomas Jefferson purchase the Louisiana


Who was the president during the Louisiana Purchase?

Thomas Jefferson proposed and completed the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.


Why was Jefferson's purchase of Louisiana an example of loose construction?

Although there was opposition to the Louisiana Purchase, it fell under the loose interpretation of the President's power to negotiate treaties, and the US Senate reluctantly approved it.


With which country did Jefferson negotiate the Louisiana Purchase?

Jefferson sent Livingston and Monroe to negotiate the Louisiana Purchase with France.


Which of Jefferson new policies was most important?

The Louisiana Purchase


Who purchase the Louisiana Purchase?

thomas Jefferson for $15million


Who was Louisiana purchase?

Thomas Jefferson


What land purchase made by president Thomas Jefferson doubled the size of the US?

The 1803 deal made by Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon of France. The deal was called the Louisiana Purchase.


What did thomas jefferson purchase when he was president?

He arranged the purchase of the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803.


Who was the president when the Louisiana territory purchase was made?

Thomas Jefferson


True or false Jefferson's position favoring the Louisiana purchase and example of loose construction of the constitution?

Absolutely not. The constitution contained no provision for expansion of the country and the Louisiana Purchase has always been historically seen as a case where Jefferson overstepped his powers as President. Jefferson himself was conscious of this and even considered seeking a constitutional amendment to grant hims the authority for the purchase, but he had to abandon it when it became clear that an amendment couldn't be ratified before Napoleon changed his mind about selling Louisiana. So the Louisiana Purchase is an example of an act which goes far beyond anything that could be considered "strict construction."