Louisiana Purchase Quiz 1

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What Thomas Jefferson originally sent Robert Livingston and James Monroe to France to buy

New Orleans

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Who was leader of France at the time of the purchase?

Napoleon Bonaparte

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France offered the Louisiana Territory to the United States for how much money

$15 million

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Why was Thomas Jefferson was uneasy about purchasing the Louisiana Territory

he did not have the constitutional power to purchase land from another country

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The size of the United States was doubled with what purchase?

Louisiana Purchase

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Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark to look for what?

Northwest Passage

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What was the name of Lewis and Clark's expedition

Corps of Discovery

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Lewis and Clark traveled west into the Louisiana Territory on what river

Mississippi River

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How were the explorers interactions with the natives?

Most encounters were friendly

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How did the Native Americans aid the Lewis and Clark expedition

They helped them survive the winter and get through the Rocky Mountains

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What was one impact that the Lewis and Clark expedition had on later journeys to the Pacific

It provided accurate maps for future travelers

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Where did Jefferson send Zebulon Pike to explore?

The northern Mississippi

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Why did France's leader decide to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States

They needed money to fight Britain

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Why was Sacagawea important to Lewis and Clarke?

She helped them speak to the other natives and navigate the land

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What year did the United States buy the Louisiana territory

1803