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What did napoleon offer to sell the us and for what price?
$15 million for both questions
French ruler who acquired Louisiana from Spain only to sell it to the US?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte decided to sell Louisiana to the US following the costly slave rebellion in?
Haiti.
When did napoleon sell Louisiana territory to the us?
1803
Why did Napoleon NOT want to sell Louisiana?
Napoleon was anxious to conclude the sale.
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When did Napoleon offer to sell the territory of Louisiana to the US?
In 1803.
In 1803 napoleon decided to sell Oklahoma to the US as part of the what?
Louisiana Purchase.
What did napoleon offer to sell the us and for what price?
$15 million for both questions
What leader of what country offered to sell the Louisiana territory t the US?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon was anxious to sell territory to the US because?
He needed the money for his defeated army.
Why was napoleon anxious to sell territories to the us?
he needed money to fight wars in Europe.
French ruler who acquired Louisiana from Spain only to sell it to the US?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Who did Napoleon Bonaparte sell the Louisiana territory to the US to?
The negotiators for the Us were Robert R. Livingstone and James Monroe.
Napoleon Bonaparte decided to sell Louisiana to the US following the costly slave rebellion in?
Haiti.
Why was Napoleon Bonaparte willing to sell the louisina territory to the US?
He no longer needed a base in North America.
Why did Jefferson hesitate about napoleon offer to sell Louisiana territory of the US?
There was nothing in the constitution about buying land.
When did napoleon sell Louisiana territory to the us?
1803
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