What aspects of griswold’s speech reveal his perspective?

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18.Project or provide students with a copy of theLouisiana Purchase (1803)map.19.Ask, “What geographical advantages would this land acquisition add to the United States?”20.Ask, “What would be some potential drawbacks to this acquisition?”21.Say, “The Louisiana Purchase was significant event for America. It was the first time the U.S. bought land from aforeign nation. The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the U.S. In 1803, but most lands east of theMississippi River were still sparsely populated. Some politicians felt America did not need all this land.”22.Divide the class into pairs using an established classroom routine.23.Provide students with a copy of:a.Representative Roger Griswold Speech to Congressb.Letter from James Madison to Robert Livingston24.Have students reads both documents in pairs, noting the different perspectives on the Louisiana Purchase.25.Conduct a brief discussion about the different perspectives on the Louisiana Purchase. Possible questions:a.What is Roger Griswold’s opinion about the Louisiana Purchase?b.What aspects of Griswold’s speech reveal his perspective?c.What is James Madison’s opinion about the Louisiana Purchase?d.What aspects of Madison’s letter reveal his perspective?Return toGrade 8 Social Studies: How to Navigate This Document81

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Roger Griswold May 21, 1762 – October 25, 1812) was a nineteenth-century lawyer, politician and judge from Connecticut. He served as a member of the United States House of Representatives, judge of the Connecticut Supreme Court and the 22nd Governor of Connecticut, serving as a Federalist.

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She was one of the world's first female heads of state.

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Griswold believes the Purchase was unconstitutional and that the addition of new states would upset the delicate agreement between the original states. Speech by Representative Roger Griswold, October 1803:

• In this speech to the House of Representatives, argues that the incorporation of a foreign territory into the Union would subvert the original compact between the states. In addition, he believes that the vast territory would be ungovernable and that the dispersal of the population throughout the territory would threaten the balance between East and West.