How did the Haitian Revolution affect Napoleon's plans in North America?

The Haitian Revolution fundamentally altered Napoleon’s ambitions in the Western Hemisphere by causing the failure of French efforts to maintain control over the colony of Saint-Domingue.12

Following the defeat of French forces and the realization that the colony could not be reclaimed, Napoleon abandoned his plans to establish a French empire in North America. This military failure, combined with the imminence of renewed war with Great Britain and financial pressures, prompted him to sell France's North American holdings to the United States in 1803. This transaction, known as the Louisiana Purchase, doubled the size of the United States and effectively ended French colonial aspirations in the region.13