The Louisiana Purchase
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- What was the historical context surrounding the Louisiana Purchase? What were the details of the Louisiana Purchase and what role did Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Robert Livingston and Napoleon Bonaparte play in the expansion of the United States territory? All of these questions and more are answered in this overview of the Louisiana Purchase.
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Eyes of Glory - Aakash Gandhi
Invitation to the Castle Ball - Doug Maxwell
Michigan Greens - Dan Lebowitz
Roast Beef of Old England - U.S. Marine Corps Band
Under Cover - Wayne Jones
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“This ain’t Louisiana man, I ain’t buying it!” Frederick Douglass
Thanks so much for this overview of the Louisiana Purchase. It's interesting for me to see how we got, as a country, so big.
I'm watching this because I have a test in the morning❤❤❤
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This video cleared many things up for me! Its for school, and I had to wrote an essay about Napoleon and Jeffersons' Roles in the purchase! This helped a lot. THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!! Somebody reply to me if your also here for school!
I’m so glad to hear that the video was helpful to you! Have an amazing rest of your school year. :)
Yess I’m here for school!
Here for school!!
@@PursuitofHistory this video is so good for my school I got a 100 because of u thanks
My preschooler loves this video! Can’t wait for more! I hope we see the Declaration of Independence, Missouri compromise, and other major points in history,
Thank you so much!
Interesting how we are taught to go to school, get jobs for success when leaders and historians explore the world and make deals that we write reports on for an 'A' on our report card
Pretty cool that I learned about New Orleans and the state of Louisiana!!!
FACT: The watersheds of the Milk River and the Poplar River/Great Muddy Creek, which make up the northernmost part of the Mississippi/Missouri River basin emptying in the Gulf of Mexico, are the unmapped, unmarked northern boundary of the Louisiana Territory.
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i came here just because of my school assignment it doesn't have CC
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Hahaha so funny 😡😡😡😡
Stupid game
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Loved this video!
Thank you so much! :)
Sadly, L’ouverture was captured and taken to France where he died in prison. But the freedom he gained for his country remains to this day. He was a great hero.
What good did the Haitian Revolution do?
The Hidden History of Haiti is highly recommended. Alluding to to her phrase “shipping purposes” lol
this helped alot for school i hate school
thanks for this quick intro!
thank you so much i learned alot!
your videos are really helpful thank you!
Your note made my day! Thank you so much! :)
Great work keep it up
the first part was real juicy
this vid helped me so much! i will crush that test!
Best of luck on your test! 😃
So the French/Napoleon sold huge portions of lucrative land they neither fully controlled or traversed and still got mad they didn't get more out of the sell? The audacity
I can understand how this comes up as a little expensive for a nation that bought the island of Manhattan for $24
You have this other tale, corps of discovery for me to watch?
Thanks
does not have any sound(never mind i'm just an idiot and had the site muted lol)
could you make a video on the homestead act of 1862?
my school sent me this video
When and how did the Louisiana purchase stretch to the Pacific Ocean? Maybe it led to the expansion to the Pacific Ocean
Thank you for this video I got 100! On my Luciana purchase over review Google form quiz thanks
this is cool
it was napoleonic france vs much of europe not just great britain.........
You met Jefferson!?
mk thank you but..can i have the answers for school..?
Ayo why does not have fingers
Loved it
Did you really
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What’s the second song name
The song is called Eyes of Glory by Aakash Gandhi. It's available in the RUclips Audio Library! I'm forever thankful for all the incredible artists who create the musical scores for RUclips channels to use. :)
France needed the money for war bcuz toussaint put a whooping on em 😂✊🏿
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I thought Jefferson Saint Louis and Clark
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Me in college watching this
The Lewis and Clark dog supposed ran away and somehow migrated to Africa and a whole new breed of dogs were created."
*"The Wild Dogs of Africa"* ...it's true
Good for Tommy bad for native peoples
Where's the burning bush?
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You conveniently left out the Historical Fact that A Black Man,who was a Slave was part of this Expedition. His Name was YORK. LOOK IT UP on RUclips.
You are absolutely correct about York being an important historical figure in the Corps of Discovery. The goal of this video was to explain the purchase of the Louisiana Territory in the years prior to the expedition. He will definitely be included in any future videos that detail the expedition itself. Thank you for your dedication in ensuring that videos about historical events includes all the people who were involved in them!
is it just my dad that can speak Cajen?
it’s spelled cajun
A Cajun is a person of white European descent that speaks French and/or Spanish. They were originally French, but opposed the King and became their own society. (French Canadians)
They would speak French or Spanish as a first or home taught language.
I knew some Creole people down there
@@emmahardeman1216race has nothing to do with being Cajun
President Donald J Trump's 2024 independence day speech sent me here.
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This means we didn't "steal land," even in spite of all the cultural revisionism.
There was still Natives Americans force off the land they own.
T F yes,thank you .
The French Empire stole it from the Spanish Empire who never really conquered the Louisiana territory. It was more of an aspiration than a settled claim.
Instead of stealing, bought stolen land
@@kseniahoroshenkova2614 it’s called capitalist diplomacy
Whos here because they bont want to read
Also hwo is hear because they can’t spell?
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