Select the correct answer. robert livingston was sent to france in 1801 in the hopes of doing what? a. negotiating the end of fighting in the french and indian war b. purchasing the port of new orleans for the price of $5 million c. purchasing the louisiana territory for the price of $15 million d. signing a treaty to give americans access to the mississippi river e. becoming allies with the french in the american revolution

C.  Purchasing the Louisiana Territory for the price of $15 million

Explanation:

Robert Robert Livingston was a New York politician, lawyer, and diplomat best known as one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.

Born in New York City in 1746, Robert R. Livingston worked as a lawyer before serving as a politician, diplomat, and chancellor of the state of New York.

When Jefferson introduced himself to the presidency, Livingston was one of his supporters. Under Jefferson, Livingston became a plenipotentiary minister in France from 1801 to 1804.

It was during this period that he joined James Monroe to elaborate on the terms of the Louisiana Purchase to the Napoleon Bonaparte regime.

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