Chapter 8 Vocab

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8th grade US History (Chapter 8) Flashcards on Chapter 8 Vocab, created by Natalie Minor on 02/12/2022.
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Napoleon - repeatedly promised many things to the king of Spain - wanted Louisiana returned to become part of his wealthy empire
Talleyrand - corrupt French minister (eventually replaced) - begun negotiations to sell Louisiana to US
Annex To add territory to an already existing city, state, or nation
Diplomat person appointed by national government to conduct official negotiations and maintain relations with a country
Jackson - hero of Battle of New Orleans - US 7th president
Livingston - American ambassador to Napolean's court - made decision to purchase all of Louisiana
Privateers - "legally' seized enemy ships - goods stolen were later smuggled
Shreve - designed a snag boat to pull logs from the Red River - name is honored for a city located on the river
Impressment practice of forcing sailors to serve against their will
Monroe - dipolomat sent to help negotiate the purchase of New Orleans - helped to secure the total purchase of Louisiana - US 5th president
Territory of Orleans - One of two territories congress created in 1804 - Not the district of Louisiana
Sabine strip - 'no man's land' - disputed territory - no government
Poydras - president of Louisiana's first constitutional convention - helped adopt a constitution modeled on the one used in the state of Kentucky
Louisiana Purchase In 1803 this land deal was worth $15 million
Jefferson - sent ambassadors to France to buy New Orleans - returned with purchase of entire territory
Barataria Bay home to private/privateer, Jean Laffite
Blockade the isolating, closing off or surrounding a place by hostile ships or troops to prevent entrance and exit
Barbe-Marbois - Napolean's minister of France - negotiated final Louisiana purchase deal with the Americans
Capital the seat of government for a state or nation
Lafitte - leader of privateers - helped Americans defeat British at Battle of Orleans with supplies
Roosevelt Landed first steamboat at docks of New Orleans in January 1812
Claiborne first governor of the state of Louisiana
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