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Acknowledged that the Louisiana Purchase, 

in the end, was a win on a part with the 

winning of independence and the adoption 

of the Constitution.

He help Napoleon make the choice to sell the 

louisiana territory to the United States. 

  An American explorer, soldier, Indian agent, 

and territorial governor was born in Virginia. He 

and Meriwether lewis were apoint by jefferson 

to go out and explore the newly bought land.

This was the date that the territory was added 

to the United States.

President Thomas Jefferson chose meriwether 

lewis and william clark to go out and explore 

the new land and on they way they were joined 

by a native american women by the name of 

Sacajawea.

The french is who the United States bought the 

land from making any territory the france held 

in the United states out the window.

The government had to give up the 

$15,000,000 to give to france. Also, Jefferson 

couldn't just up and buy 828,000 square miles 

and not tell anyone.

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Thomas Jefferson was the president at the 

time and his Party opposition the purchase  

they argued that it was unconstitutional to 

acquire any territory. 

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Was an American explorer, soldier, politician, 

and public administrator. He was appointed   to 

go out and explore the newly bought land.

The Mississippi River was a major trade route 

and the area bought started from the River to 

the Appalachians Mountains.

Was A French military officer who sold the 

territory to the United States for $15,000,000 

during the french war.

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The United States spent $15,000,000 on 

the territory that now is Arkansas, Iowa, 

Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, 

parts of Minnesota and Louisiana west of 

Mississippi River, including New Orleans, big 

parts of North and east New Mexico, South 

Dakota, north Texas, parts of Wyoming, 

Montana, and Colorado. 

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