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Why did the purchase of the Louisiana Territory trouble President Jefferson?
The Louisiana Territory was worthless.
France was not willing to sell the territory.
The Constitution does not give the president the power to buy land.
The United States was in debt and could not afford to buy the land from France.

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C. The Constitution does not give the president power to buy the land.

Jefferson was a little hesitant and worrisome at first because the constitution did not specifically give the president the authority to claim more territory, and he really considered it. But Napoleon was becoming impatient with Jefferson and even threatened to void the treaty! Eventually though, Jefferson did go along and buy the land, which is a part of the U.S. today.

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