"to what extent did thomas jefferson violate his avowed constitutional principles when he accepted the lousianna purchase?"
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[B]this ones pretty simple...
jefferson believed in strictly abiding by the consitution, he said thought that if it isnt stated, it isnt allowed. There was not anything in the consitution that said you could double the size of America, or make such bargains that entailed things like the Louisiana purchase.
hope i could be of help...in one of the outlines for its either ch 10, 11, and 12, theres a good description i beleive.
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