It was the belief that colonists could, and should, migrate west-- no matter what stood in their way. There is a group of modern scholars who assert that "manifest destiny" could be considered ethnocentric or even racist, since it often involved the belief by white, Christian colonists that their culture and religion were superior, and that they had a divinely given right to take over new lands and make them part of the United States, even if those lands were populated by the darker-skinned people then called "Indians." But other scholars accept "manifest destiny" as a sincere effort to explore new territories in the west and expand the country.
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The combination of nationalism and evangelicalism with the hunger for more land contributed to the concept. Manifest Destiny was the belief that American settlers were predestined to reach and settle their way west to the ocean.
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He did not further the idea. In fact, he blocked Texas statehood which is related to manifest destiny in a way.
John Louis O'Sullivan wrote manifest destiny in 1845 as a way of promoting the annexation of Texas and Oregon Country.
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No it was a stupid way to steal land from natives