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Were the revolutionaries also expansionists?
No. They only wanted to free the 13 colonies from British rule.
What were amaricans who favored territorial growth across north American called?
expansionists
Why were the European so eager to colonize America?
to acquire gold, silver and other treasure
What were Americans who favored territorial growth across north America?
expansionists
What did expansionists want to acquire?
Expansionists in the 19th century aimed to acquire new territories to expand the United States, driven by the belief in Manifest Destiny—the idea that Americans were destined to spread across the continent. They sought to obtain land for agriculture, resources, and to provide opportunities for settlers. Key areas of interest included Texas, Oregon, and California, which were seen as vital for the nation's growth and economic development. This desire often led to conflicts with indigenous peoples and other nations.
Who was the nomination of James K. Polk as the democrats' 1844 presidential candidate was secured by?
expansionists
What was the main reason European colonies set up colonies?
England hope to acquire wealth from the colonies by getting Natural Resources, taxing goods traded in the colonies, and selling its own goods to the colonies.
How did the US acquire its land in Virginia?
Well, Virginia was one of the 13 original colonies, so they didn't have to acquire Virginia.
How did the English acquire most of the land in the middle colonies?
I am stupid and I don't know the answer
Why were groups eager to settle colonies in North America?
they were seeking religious freedom and financial opportunities.
Why were these group eager to settle colonies in North America?
they were seeking religious freedom and financial opportunities.
What did American expansionists want?
American expansionists sought to extend the territory of the United States across North America, driven by the belief in Manifest Destiny—the idea that Americans were destined to expand their nation from coast to coast. They aimed to acquire new lands for economic opportunities, such as agriculture and trade, and to spread democratic ideals. This expansion often led to the displacement of Indigenous peoples and conflicts with other nations, particularly Mexico, as seen in events like the Mexican-American War. Ultimately, expansionists believed that a larger United States would enhance the nation’s power and influence.
