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Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. was meant to expand over all the land in North America.

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Q: Historians argue that the ideas of Manifest Destiny impacted all relations between the United States government and Native Americans in the 1800s Manifest Destiny can best be summed up as?
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What did manifest destiny have to do with the native Americans?

it meant 'get the hell out of the way', because Americans were now seizing what they saw as their 'rightful' land.


How might Manifest Destiny later affect US relations with Native Americans?

because continued expansion meant the occupation and annexation of Native American land.


Why did the federal government try to force native Americans onto reservations?

they were annoying


How did spirits help build America?

The Spirit of America was the can do attitude of Americans to move west and complete the government ideal of Manifest Destiny.


What is when Americans thought they had the right to expand from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean?

Manifest Destiny.


The belief that Americans had a right or duty to migrate westward was referred to as?

manifest destiny


Who was against manifest destiny?

Native Americans


Who did manifest destiny help?

It helped Americans


Which group had most reason to concerned about the idea of manifest destiny?

Native Americans had most reason to be concerned about the idea of Manifest Destiny.Native Americans in the West


Which group had most reason to be concerned about the idea of the manifest destiny?

Native Americans had most reason to be concerned about the idea of Manifest Destiny.Native Americans in the West


What motto did Americans use in removing Native Americans from their homeland?

manifest destiny


How did manifest destiny help trespass Indian territory?

Manifest Destiny was a propaganda tool that convinced Americans that not only was it possible to take further land to expand the nation, but that it was the morally right thing to do. It gave them a justification for pushing the Indians and Mexicans out, and, with the help of land grants from the government, spurred Americans to settle the frontier.