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The agreement for the Louisiana Territory 

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The agreement for the Louisiana Territory 

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They agreed with buying Louisiana, America didn't have enough money to pay $15 million dollars, so they borrowed money from Great Britain at 6% interest.

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Jefferson had set aside his duties because the allowance fro the Louisiana purchase was unlisted in the Constitution. So, Jefferson decided to go through with the purchase. To add, the people of the U.S. agreed with this action.

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Napoleon was military overextended and he needed money to continue his war against Britain. Napoleon offered all of Louisiana to the U.S. for 15 million dollars.

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The threatening of blocking American access to New Orelans

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The threatening of blocking American access to New Orelans

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Napoleon had risen the power in the French Revolution, and Napoleon threatened to block American access to New Orleans. Since it was such a big deal, Jefferson decided to change foreign policy stance with France alliance with the British.

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Harry Truman had rested his seizure order on legally vague nationally-emergency grounds. So he let go of his order. His order was forbidden.

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Truman eventually became an unpopular president, surprisingly among Democrats also. That had happened by 1952.

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Harry S Truman ordered the secretary of Commerce on April 8, 1952, to operate the countries steels.

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Truman-Attempts to Seize the Steel Industry

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Truman-Attempts to Seize the Steel Industry

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Truman was an American politician.  He was the 33rd president of the United States. During the Korean War, the government controls of raw materials.

Truman, was the president after Roosevelt.

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President Nixon was involved in a scandal known as the Watergate Scandal.  Watergate is a general term to describe the complex "web" of political scandals between 1972 and 1974,  it also refers to the Watergate Hotel in Washington D.C.  A group of burglars broke into the Watergate Hotel.
Nixon's use of presidential power was trying (and failing) to use executive privilege to try and cover up his connection with the burglaries into the Republican Office. I do not agree with this use of executive privilege because it was undertook to protect the president from a crime that involved cheating to win the next election.