He had his Ambassador to France contact Napoleon I who was more than happy to unload this territory for 15 million dollars.
Thomas Jefferson was the President when the Louisiana Purchase transaction was negotiated. The people who actually signed the Purchase Treaty were James Monroe, Robert Livingston, and Barbe Marbois.
In Paris by Robert Livingston and James Monroe for the US and Barbe Marbois representing France.
The Louisiana Purchase was signed on April 30th 1803 in Paris by Robert Livingston, James Monroe, and Barbé Marbois.
France.
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Paris, France 1802 0r 1803
He signed the treaty with France to buy the Louisiana Purchase. He may have signed other treaties while he was President.
He had his Ambassador to France contact Napoleon I who was more than happy to unload this territory for 15 million dollars.
I am going to take a wild stab and assume you mean the Louisiana Purchase in which case the answer is the treaty was signed on May 2, 1803. France sold the Louisiana Territory to the US for 15 million dollars.
Thomas Jefferson was the President when the Louisiana Purchase transaction was negotiated. The people who actually signed the Purchase Treaty were James Monroe, Robert Livingston, and Barbe Marbois.
In Paris by Robert Livingston and James Monroe for the US and Barbe Marbois representing France.
The Louisiana Purchase was signed on April 30th 1803 in Paris by Robert Livingston, James Monroe, and Barbé Marbois.
France.
April 30, 1803 is the date that the negotiators signed the purchase treaty in Paris. The US Senate ratified it on October 20, 1803 and the US formally took possession on December 20, 1803.
No, the Louisiana Purchase Treaty refers to the agreement signed in 1803 between the United States and France. This treaty allowed the United States to purchase a vast territory, including the area of land west of the Mississippi River, known as the Louisiana Territory. It did not buy a continent, but it significantly expanded the size of the United States.
The Treaty was dated 30 April 1803 and signed on 2 May 1803.