How did the size of the us change after the Louisiana purchase?

Answer 1

The U.S. basically doubled in size westward, instead of the proposed lands Jefferson wanted to take Southward. He sent delegates to Spain to buy Florida and other parts for less than 1- million, and ended up getting the entire westward area for only 15 million (3 cents an acre).

Answer 2

In 1803, US President Jefferson bought from France territory that almost doubled the size of the United States. It was a cost of about $15 million and was a bargain at less than 5 cents per acre. The land covered 828,000 square miles. The sale was due in part of Napoleon's need for funds to conduct his military operations in Europe. Secretary of State, James Madison took a major role in the purchase.

Answer 3

the Louisiana purchase almost doubled the size of the united states during that time

Answer 4

After the Louisiana Purchase from France, the United Stated about doubled its size.