Nathaniel Bacon's rebellion was the first armed rebellion in the American soil by settlers.
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Nathaniel Bacon led the rebellion against the Governor Berkeley of the colony of Virginia which was at the time a bustling state and the capital was a place of exuberance and riches due to its profit from the tobacco farms.
It was due to the plight of the farmers growing that profitable tobacco that led to the conflict between the two big leaders and resulted in the armed rebellion that spelled doom over Virginia for quite some time.
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The United States of America purchased the vast territory of Louisiana from France in 1803 for the sum of $11,250,000, and took claims from American citizens against France for $3,750,000. Lousiana had an extension of 838,000 square miles. or 2,144,520 square km. President Thomas Jefferson faced some negative perspectives: a French retrocession of the territory to Spain was possible, and there were grim prospects for a complicated negotiation. Jefferson instructed his representative in Paris to try to block retrocession and attempt to buy at least New Orleans. But probably pressed hard by economic difficulties and the ghost of an imminent war with England, Napoleon Bonaparte agreed to sell the huge Lousiana to the US.
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