What would have happened had France NOT sold the Louisiana ... - Reddit
24 Jun 2024 at 9:36am
I'm theorizing a bit, but it could be that the Napoleonic War would have ended sooner without the funds from the Louisiana Purchase. If that happened, then Britain would have been much more successful in the War of 1812.
United States before Louisiana Purchase [2141x2025] - Reddit
24 Sep 2023 at 12:13am
"before Louisiana Purchase" is too vague - there were lots of different maps of the United States prior to the Louisiana Purchase. A date (year) would be better for the title.
What were Napoleon's motives behind selling the Louisiana ... - Reddit
1 May 2024 at 4:59pm
Basically the title, in 1803 only 3 years after acquiring it, Napoleon sold the Louisiana territory to the U.S for only $11,250,000 which would be less than ¢3 and acre today. Why did he sell such a valuable territory for almost nothing in return?
What if Louisiana was never sold? : r/AlternateHistory - Reddit
19 Apr 2024 at 5:35pm
The US would probably get that land eventually, the whole reason why the Louisiana Purchase happened was that Napolean thought that territory didn't have much use for him and really just wanted to get it off his hands. Originally, Thomas Jefferson just wanted to buy New Orleans and a bit of its surrounding area, but Napolean offered him the entire territory at an extremely cheap price. Most ...
ELI5: Why was the Louisiana Puschase so cheap, and why do some ... - Reddit
26 Nov 2023 at 8:13pm
The Louisiana purchase was 827,000 square miles purchased for 15 million. 15,000,000 / 827,000 = $18.14 per square mile Divide that $18.14 by 640 acres per square mile is 18.14 / 640 = 0.0283 cents per acre. So essentially we bought the Louisiana purchase at $.02 per acre. That land has probably produce trillions in GDP since its purchase.
CMV: The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 was a terrible deal for ... - Reddit
11 Jun 2024 at 1:02am
Mexican American was 70 million. Acquiring the dispute free right to the Louisiana purchase, while also maintaining good standing with the French and not making ourselves as international scoundrels was a deal. Stealing the territory could easily have set the stage for a conflict that would cost far more than the 15 million.
What happened to the French settlers in the Louisiana ... - Reddit
17 Jun 2024 at 5:01pm
What happened to the French settlers in the Louisiana territories after the Louisiana purchase? Did they immediately become US citizens? Was there any sort of resistance, peaceful or otherwise, to the change in governing state? It seems to me like a large territory suddenly switching ownership between nations would be a logistical nightmare.
Why did France sell the Louisiana Territory to the U.S in 1803 ... - Reddit
19 Nov 2023 at 3:03am
Why did France sell the Louisiana Territory to the U.S in 1803? I?m currently reading Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall, which I highly recommend.
What if the Louisiana Purchase never happened? - Reddit
30 Mar 2024 at 9:16am
What if the Louisiana Purchase never happened? Let's say the coalition between France and Russia doesn't end, and Napoleon has bigger success on the front lines. He doesn't need to sell the Louisianan territory because his war debts aren't as high as in OTL. When the deal comes up, Napoleon declines.
Luigiana Purchase : r/HistoryMemes - Reddit
23 Jun 2024 at 2:52pm
Not completely accurate. Louisiana purchase used Mississippi river as boundry, part of this is using the St Croix River. Reply reply EconomistMagazine ? And included small parts of Canada that the US later ceded to gain even more territory and have a flat latitudinal border Reply reply HitlersSpecialFlower ?
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24 Jun 2024 at 9:36am
I'm theorizing a bit, but it could be that the Napoleonic War would have ended sooner without the funds from the Louisiana Purchase. If that happened, then Britain would have been much more successful in the War of 1812.
United States before Louisiana Purchase [2141x2025] - Reddit
24 Sep 2023 at 12:13am
"before Louisiana Purchase" is too vague - there were lots of different maps of the United States prior to the Louisiana Purchase. A date (year) would be better for the title.
What were Napoleon's motives behind selling the Louisiana ... - Reddit
1 May 2024 at 4:59pm
Basically the title, in 1803 only 3 years after acquiring it, Napoleon sold the Louisiana territory to the U.S for only $11,250,000 which would be less than ¢3 and acre today. Why did he sell such a valuable territory for almost nothing in return?
What if Louisiana was never sold? : r/AlternateHistory - Reddit
19 Apr 2024 at 5:35pm
The US would probably get that land eventually, the whole reason why the Louisiana Purchase happened was that Napolean thought that territory didn't have much use for him and really just wanted to get it off his hands. Originally, Thomas Jefferson just wanted to buy New Orleans and a bit of its surrounding area, but Napolean offered him the entire territory at an extremely cheap price. Most ...
ELI5: Why was the Louisiana Puschase so cheap, and why do some ... - Reddit
26 Nov 2023 at 8:13pm
The Louisiana purchase was 827,000 square miles purchased for 15 million. 15,000,000 / 827,000 = $18.14 per square mile Divide that $18.14 by 640 acres per square mile is 18.14 / 640 = 0.0283 cents per acre. So essentially we bought the Louisiana purchase at $.02 per acre. That land has probably produce trillions in GDP since its purchase.
CMV: The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 was a terrible deal for ... - Reddit
11 Jun 2024 at 1:02am
Mexican American was 70 million. Acquiring the dispute free right to the Louisiana purchase, while also maintaining good standing with the French and not making ourselves as international scoundrels was a deal. Stealing the territory could easily have set the stage for a conflict that would cost far more than the 15 million.
What happened to the French settlers in the Louisiana ... - Reddit
17 Jun 2024 at 5:01pm
What happened to the French settlers in the Louisiana territories after the Louisiana purchase? Did they immediately become US citizens? Was there any sort of resistance, peaceful or otherwise, to the change in governing state? It seems to me like a large territory suddenly switching ownership between nations would be a logistical nightmare.
Why did France sell the Louisiana Territory to the U.S in 1803 ... - Reddit
19 Nov 2023 at 3:03am
Why did France sell the Louisiana Territory to the U.S in 1803? I?m currently reading Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall, which I highly recommend.
What if the Louisiana Purchase never happened? - Reddit
30 Mar 2024 at 9:16am
What if the Louisiana Purchase never happened? Let's say the coalition between France and Russia doesn't end, and Napoleon has bigger success on the front lines. He doesn't need to sell the Louisianan territory because his war debts aren't as high as in OTL. When the deal comes up, Napoleon declines.
Luigiana Purchase : r/HistoryMemes - Reddit
23 Jun 2024 at 2:52pm
Not completely accurate. Louisiana purchase used Mississippi river as boundry, part of this is using the St Croix River. Reply reply EconomistMagazine ? And included small parts of Canada that the US later ceded to gain even more territory and have a flat latitudinal border Reply reply HitlersSpecialFlower ?
WHAT IS THIS? This is an unscreened compilation of results from several search engines. The sites listed are not necessarily recommended by Surfnetkids.com.
