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Chapter 10

The Louisiana Purchase Questions

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Why was the Louisiana Purchase a significant event in U.S. history? The Louisiana Purchase was significant because it doubled the size of the U.S.
What was Sacagawea’s role in the Lewis and Clark’s expedition? Sacagawea acted as an interpreter, helped them get horses from the Shoshone Indians, taught them survival skills and she guided them through the land.
Why did Thomas Jefferson send James Monroe to France to negotiate a purchase with French leader Napoleon Bonaparte? Because Thomas Jefferson said, "The U.S. must control New Orleans so we can control trade and travel on the Mississippi River.”
How did Napoleon Bonaparte respond to the United States’ offer to buy New Orleans? Napoleon Bonaparte offered to sell the entire Louisiana Territory because France needed money.
Where did Lewis and Clark start their journey? Missouri
What mountains did Lewis and Clark travel across? The Rocky Mountains
How far west did the Lewis and Clark Expedition travel? To the Pacific Ocean
What were some of the goals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition? To identify a route across the Rocky Mountains all the way to the Pacific Ocean and to learn about the people and geography of the region.
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