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24 February, 13:45

How a decision made by Napoleon Bonaparte affected the territorial boundaries of the United States

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  1. 24 February, 14:02
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    Answer: Napoleon sold the land, because he needed money and he didn't want to go to war, and it affected, because Border disputes with mexico leaded up to a war.

    Explanation: I read the history books, hopefully its right.
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