Negotiations with France to purchase Louisiana were motivated by:

A. Robert Livingston, America's minister in Paris

B. the closing of the port of New Orleans to American traffic

C. America's desire for more land

D. England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France

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Rylee Mcbride

24 March, 10:53

Negotiations with France to purchase Louisiana were motivated by:

A. Robert Livingston, America's minister in Paris

B. the closing of the port of New Orleans to American traffic

C. America's desire for more land

D. England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France." Negotiations with France to purchase Louisiana were motivated by England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France

Negotiations with France to purchase Louisiana were motivated by:A. Robert Livingston, America's minister in ParisB. the closing of the port of New Orleans to American trafficC. America's desire for more landD. England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France

Negotiations with France to purchase Louisiana were motivated by:

A. Robert Livingston, America's minister in Paris

B. the closing of the port of New Orleans to American traffic

C. America's desire for more land

D. England's seizure of New Orleans during its war with France