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  Louisiana Purchase Treaty
     
This download was converted from "Louisiana Purchase Treaty": A Transcription", courtesy of the U.S. National Archives & Records Administration, College Park, MD.

              
Windows Download Instructions: 
1) For error-free downloading, download this guide to only the hard drive on the computer connected to your iPod and make sure iTunes is running. 
2) Click on Download above.
3) Click on Open or Save in the download screen and follow the on-screen installation instructions.

Using your iPod, read the most influential documents in American history,  
        
Other Top 10 U.S. Milestone Documents from the U.S. National Archives you can download to your iPod: 
  1. Declaration of Independence(1776)  
  2. Constitution of the United States (1787)  
  3. Bill of Rights (1791) 
  4. Louisiana Purchase Treaty (1803) 
  5. Emancipation Proclamation (1863)
  6. Gettysburg Address (1863) 
  7. Civil Rights Act (1964) 
  8. Social Security Act (1935)
  9.  Monroe Doctrine (1823)
10. Brown v. Board of Education (1954) 

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iPod requirements:  
3rd generation  or newer iPod (sold since April, 2003.) 
Firmware: Version 2.0 or later. This includes the new Nano, click-wheel iPod, iPod Mini, and the "no moving parts" iPods with the buttons above the wheel and the dock connector on the bottom. And the new 4th generation iPod with only the wheel.

Computer requirements: Windows 2000 or XP,
Mac OS X 10.2 or later
Hard Disk: 5 MB of available hard disk space.

 iTunes requirements: Version 4.6 or later.

Mac Download Instructions: 
1) For error-free downloading, download this guide to only the hard drive on the computer connected to your iPod and make sure iTunes is running. 
2) Click Download Here.
3) Unzip to a folder on your hard drive.
4) Drag the Louisiana folder to the Notes folder on your iPod.
5) Go to the iPod Notes folder and open the  guide.