What were the northern and southern boundaries of the Louisiana territory?

A. It stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes.
B. It stretched from present-day Louisiana to Missouri.
C. It stretched from the Appalachian Mountains to California.
D. It stretched from New Orleans to Biloxi.

Louisiana territory was a vast territory on the soil of Northern America that belonged to France. It was covering around more than 2 million square kilometers west of Mississippi river, from the Gulf of Mexico to Great Lakes and Rocky mountains.

It is interesting that this territory was sold to United States in 1803, which doubled their size.

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What were the northern and southern boundaries of the Louisiana territory? A. It stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes. B. It stretched from present-day Louisiana to Missouri. C. It stretched from the Appalachian Mountains to California. D. It stretched from New Orleans to Biloxi.

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What were the northern and southern boundaries of the Louisiana territory?

A. It stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes.
B. It stretched from present-day Louisiana to Missouri.
C. It stretched from the Appalachian Mountains to California.
D. It stretched from New Orleans to Biloxi.