Many Americans felt justified in expanding U.S. influence due to a belief in Manifest Destiny, the idea that it was the nation's divine right and destiny to expand across the continent. This sentiment was fueled by a sense of cultural superiority, as many viewed American democracy and capitalism as models for the world. Additionally, economic interests and the desire for new markets and resources motivated expansionist policies, reinforcing the perception that spreading U.S. influence was beneficial not only for America but also for other nations.
to show dat he was the man
why did many americans feel disappointed with reconstuction
They cry and feel sad...
Almost all Americans celebrate the 4th of July.
They felt bad real bad
if u use this ur dumb
They didn't.
That is what I'm trying to figure out!!!
to show dat he was the man
why did many americans feel disappointed with reconstuction
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Romeo is an outlaw, banished from Verona. His appearance there meant that any citizen would be justified in killing him. This includes Paris.
Americans did not feel connected to the whole country
Because he was a religious fanatic, not a politician.
To have more space
they didn't finish eatting thier puncakes
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