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    concluded that‚ “Americans never learned to add without also dividing”. This is referring to America’s inability to have more land without also having the land divided into sections‚ whether it be north and south or east and west. For example when the Louisiana Purchase was made‚ yes it added more land to the U.S‚ but it also made it so there was another territory that was different than the rest of America. The Missouri Compromise can be an example as well‚ when they applied to become a state‚ it was being

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    Cedric B. Glover Cedric Bradford Glover (born August 9‚ 1965) is an American politician and a member of the Democratic Party. He is currently serving as the mayor of Shreveport‚ Louisiana and is the first African American to hold the position. Glover offered himself as a candidate for the Shreveport City Council District A seat. In November 1990‚ he became the youngest individual ever elected to the Shreveport City Council. While on the City Council‚ he served terms as Council Chairman‚ Chairman

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    and Livingston to spend no more than $10 million. However‚ Napoleon made an offer that was too good to pass up. Rather than selling a small portion of the Louisiana territory to the US‚ Napoleon offered them the whole thing for just $15 million. That is roughly four cents per acre. On October 20‚ 1803‚ the Senate approved the purchase. The Louisiana Purchase nearly doubled the size of the United States. The total area of the territory was nearly 830‚000 square miles and spanned from the Gulf of Mexico

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    like food. Once they reach the Pacific Ocean they decide to return to Washington D.C. Once reaching the nation’s capital‚ Lewis received payment for his courageous efforts. Along with his salary and 1‚600 acres of land‚ he was named governor of the Louisiana Territory. Lewis also tried to publish the journals that he and Clark wrote during their great adventure. The Lewis and Clark Expedition goes down as one of the most important events during westward

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    In 1803‚ President Thomas Jefferson purchased the territory of Louisiana from the French government for $15 million. The Louisiana Purchase stretched from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from Canada to New Orleans‚ and it doubled the size of the United States and there was more to go. Thanks to the Louisiana purchased U.S. has gotten a better geographic‚ economic‚ social‚ and political stable. There was more land for the population to stretch out. More gold to be mine. Better education

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    made there is a group that is rallying against it. Political parties play a huge role this fight‚ and there are some examples of great things happening in government that are fought against because of the crossing of political lines‚ such as the Louisiana Purchase which I feel was unlawful‚ but certainly no unconstitutional. Political parties have been an issue since day one in America’s government. While today we have the Republicans and Democrats battling it out‚ we began with the Federalists

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    crisis stood Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte‚ two of the greatest leaders of their time‚ now face to face in a test of wits and wills that would determine the futures of their countries. Jefferson’s Great Gamble is the dramatic story of the Louisiana Purchase – thirty months of high drama‚ blandishment‚ posturing and secret maneuvers by some of the most powerful and crafty men of their time. When Jefferson took office as president of the United States

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    Thomas Jefferson Unit 2 Essay Portion Thomas Jefferson has been viewed to be a positive influence on old Jeffersonian America‚ as well as a negative one as he expanded and reshaped the country with instances like the Louisiana purchase. His efforts are viewed negatively by some‚ and very admirably by others but personally‚ I find that his attempts and reasons for things were hypocritical. He did things contradictory to what he said he wanted for the country. His presidency was

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    lousiania purchase which is double the nation area by Thomas Jefferson was the most successful foreign policy. For instance‚ Louisiana was the land from Mississippi river to the rocky mountain in which Mississippi river is the country main water way to provide the means of transportation from Gulf of Mexico to the Minnesota. increasing army and navy to serve the nation and the Louisiana purchase is the most successful domestic and foreign policy. Second‚ establishing the national bank was the successful

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    Thomas Jefferson had the constitutional right to purchase Louisiana. Thomas Jefferson faced an unexpected dilemma in 1803. He had campaigned for the presidency under a program of limiting federal power. Jefferson was able to overcome his views about the strict interpretation of the Constitution‚ as convenient. Political leaders sometimes have to make decisions that require broad interpretations in order to properly act in the best interests of the country. Jefferson desperately wanted land for the

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