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What were the objections to the purchase of the Louisiana Territory?
It might cause a war with Spain.
The land was not needed.
It was not constitutional.
It cost too much.
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Correct objections: It was not constitutional, and it cost too much. Some critics also said the land wasn’t needed.
“It might cause a war with Spain” was not a common objection—Spain had already ceded Louisiana to France and the main controversies were legal (Jefferson’s strict constructionist worries), political (Federalist fears about shifting power), and financial (expense and debt).
“It might cause a war with Spain” was not a common objection—Spain had already ceded Louisiana to France and the main controversies were legal (Jefferson’s strict constructionist worries), political (Federalist fears about shifting power), and financial (expense and debt).
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