he needed money to fight wars in Europe.
He needed the money for his defeated army.
In 1803.
Louisiana Purchase.
$15 million for both questions
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
The negotiators for the Us were Robert R. Livingstone and James Monroe.
Haiti.
Napoleon decided to sell La Louisiane to the United States primarily due to several key factors. The failure of the French campaign to regain control over Haiti after a slave revolt weakened France's position in the Americas. Additionally, the looming threat of renewed conflict with Britain made it difficult for France to defend its territories. Faced with financial strains and the need for funds to support his European ambitions, Napoleon opted to sell the vast territory to the U.S. in 1803.
There was nothing in the constitution about buying land.
He no longer needed a base in North America.
1803