What caused Napoleon to decide to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States? (1 point) Responses It was too far away to govern effectively. It was too far away to govern effectively. The Louisiana Territory was no longer useful to him after a slave revolt in Haiti. The Louisiana Territory was no longer useful to him after a slave revolt in Haiti. He could no longer control the Native Americans living in the territory. He could no longer control the Native Americans living in the territory. He was about to lose it in a war to Spain, so he decided to sell it instead.
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The correct response is: The Louisiana Territory was no longer useful to him after a slave revolt in Haiti.
Napoleon's failure to suppress the slave revolt in Haiti and the subsequent loss of that territory significantly impacted his ability to maintain control over the Louisiana Territory, leading him to decide to sell it to the United States.
