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California,Nevada, Utah,most of Arizona,and parts of New Mexico, Colorado,Wyoming and Texas.
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As a result of manifest destiny many Americans moved?
They moved to the West. -Liliam R. Cypress Tx
Did manifest destiny help the us expand?
Yes it did. As a result of the policy of Manifest Destiny, the USA now reaches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
What lands did America win as result of manifest destiny?
The west lands
What happened as an result of John Quincy Adams belief that the united States would grow to reach from the atlantic ocean to the pacific ocean?
The idea of Manifest Destiny grew popular.
John Quincy Adams thought that the US would grow to reach from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean what happened as a result to this belief?
The idea of manifest destiny grew popular apex
What was Manifest Destiny?
Manifest Destiny was a belief in the 1830s and 1840s that the "divine right" of the US was to expand westward toward the Pacific Ocean and conquer the entire continent (unoccupied except by the native tribes). This, of course, actually occurred, at least partly as a result of political pressure to follow this assumption.It was used by people who claimed it was "God's will" for the U.S to expand all the way to the Pacific Ocean. (Manifest destiny meaning obvious fate.)
What was one result of the war between Mexico and the US?
The US had achieved Manifest Destiny.
How did the war with Mexico and the acquisition of the Oregon territory illustrate it?
Both are the result of the Manifest Destiny.
What was the result of the U.S. pursuit of its manifest destiny?
The stealing of Native American ancestral lands and the removal to reservations.
One important result of the Mexican American War?
The US achieved Manifest Destiny from Sea to Shining Sea.
Did the Manifest Destiny die with the Mexican American war?
No, the idea of a nation from Sea to Shining Sea was fulfilled as a result of the Mexican American War.
How did manifest destiny affect the growth of the nation?
Manifest Destiny significantly influenced the growth of the United States by promoting the belief that Americans were destined to expand across the continent. This ideology justified westward expansion, leading to the acquisition of vast territories, including Texas, Oregon, and California, often at the expense of Native American lands and through conflicts such as the Mexican-American War. As a result, it shaped the nation's borders and fueled economic growth, as new lands provided resources and opportunities for settlement. However, it also intensified debates over slavery and contributed to regional tensions that eventually led to the Civil War.
