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Why was the term manifest destiny used?
To justify the expansion to the detriment of the native Americans.
Which group had the most reason to be concerned with the idea of manifest destiny?
Native Americans in the West
What group had the most reason to be concerned about the idea of manifest destiny?
Native American's in the West.
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.
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?
Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. was meant to expand over all the land in North America.
Who was against manifest destiny?
Native Americans
What motto did Americans use in removing Native Americans from their homeland?
manifest destiny
Consequence of manifest destiny?
Manifest Destiny resulted in the population of the western US, the near extinction of Native Americans and a war with Mexico.
Why was the term manifest destiny used?
To justify the expansion to the detriment of the native Americans.
What group had most reason to be concerned about the manifest destiny?
Native Americans in the West
Which group had the most reason to be concerned with the idea of manifest destiny?
Native Americans in the West
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 group had the most reason to be concerned about the idea of manifest destiny?
Native American's in the West.
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.
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?
Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. was meant to expand over all the land in North America.
Characterize the ongoing relationship between White Americans and Native Americans during the mid 1800s?
The White Americans gave a peice of land to the Native AMericans so they had to stay on their land and their land only. The belief that the land was rightfully theirs was enforced by the idea of manifest destiny. (coined by John O'Sullivan in 1845). An extremly brief definition of Manifest Destiny is the idea that the Americans had a God given right to the land from the Native Americans. ALthough pioneers had started moving west before the idea arrived, it was the driving force behind the idea of the White Americans as the superior being.
