Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte both played pivotal roles in shaping their respective nations during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Both leaders were influential in promoting Enlightenment ideals, with Jefferson advocating for democracy and individual rights in America, while Napoleon sought to spread revolutionary principles across Europe. Additionally, both were involved in significant territorial expansions—Jefferson with the Louisiana Purchase and Napoleon through military conquests. Their legacies reflect complex interactions between democratic ideals and authoritarian governance.
Thomas Jefferson bought land from Napoleon Bonaparte
Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Jefferson
because napoleon wanted too
According to most textbooks, Napoleon Boaparte offered the Louisiana Territory. As quick as a flash, Thomas Jefferson told Bonaparte that he will buy it.
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Thomas Jefferson, Sacagawea, Napoleon, Lewis and Clark
Napoleon Bonaparte
Thomas Jefferson, although Napoleon didn't own it. Jefferson paid France to relinquish their claim.
The two main people were Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte.
Jefferson arranged the purchase from Napoleon.
Despite Napoleon, I think Jefferson trusted France more than he did England.