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Earn +20 ptsQ: Which us presidential candidate was against manifest destiny?
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Did manifest destiny effect presidential elections?
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Who was against manifest destiny?
Native Americans
What is when Americans thought they had the right to expand from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean?
Manifest Destiny.
What describes the idea that it was God and plan for US expand across the continent?
manifest destiny
How did the belief in the idea of Manifest Destiny affect the election of 1844?
Presidential candidate James K. Polk was a pro-expansionist in the election. His opponent, Henry Clay, had no real position on it but had a history of respect for others' lands - being against Jackson's Indian Removal Act - so the clear choice to the people was Polk.
What was the belief that God intended for America to extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific?
Manifest Destiny
The belief that Americans had a right or duty to migrate westward was referred to as?
manifest destiny
What was the belief that the US should expand its territory from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean?
It was known as Manifest Destiny and was a factor in American foreign policy during the 19th century.
Does the map represent the old Manifest Destiny or the new Manifest Destiny?
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Why was it so important for Western expansion in 1844?
It achieved Manifest Destiny for the United States.
The belief that the US should extend from the Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean was know as?
Manifest Destiny was the idea that Americans had the right to all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
In the 1840s the view that god had ordained the growth of an American nation stretching across north America was called?
Manifest Destiny.
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