Louisiana Purchase: Women And Native Americans

Louisiana Purchase:
The purchase of Louisiana from the French was massive because it had a different effect on many people which included women, Native Americans, and enslaved African Americans. The women never really had a reason to think on such an opinion that was man based. Since, their only thoughts should be on the home, children, and cooking food, not something as land in which business comes into play in life. The quote “It’s all about land” but what would women do with it since work did not apply to them at this time during the Louisiana Purchase. They gained land because they men worked hard in war to have to expand their families and have a better live.
The Native Americans viewed the purchase of Louisiana as a horrible but maybe
It was not easy for Jefferson to total kick them out of their positions, since Hamilton put them in overnight on his last day, while enforcing their placement for life. Jefferson knows that letting them go would not be easy, but ending some jobs of the marshals, and other officers to bring in Republics, was a goal he saw through. This also leads to two Federalists being impeached because they had committed crimes in the court of law and outside of it. Some years later Jefferson entered war with the Barbary pirates, in which he did not want to pay to the advancements, and tired to take over the palace but failed. They both came to an agreement, with him thinking about reducing the size of his navy, while the Pasha of Tripoli wanted his payment of tribute. .Another issue he faced was the purchase of Louisiana was great for moving a nation of landowners who were experienced in growing crops. Thomas Jefferson even wanted to explore the depths of the Mississippi River, so he gave the expedition to Lewis and Clark, on a scientific based theology. He knew it was somewhat illegal to be traveling west because Lewis and Clark were going to head into the Spanish Territory. There was also a conflict with Missouri because the north and the south wanted to know whether or not the state would be
The Irish came to America because of the potato famine, which caused their people to starve to death, so when they arrived they took up jobs they no one wanted. Most of the Irish were unskilled workers, so taking a job no one wanted was an opportunity for them, and so they could feed their families and bring in money. The German contributed to the Market Revolution by building school, churches, even crafting shoes, and being farmers. The Americans did not respect them, since the Germans were just taking their precious jobs, and spoke foul words at them just like they would do to the slaves in the cotton