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What has NOT been used as a justification for territorial expansion?
To promote equality: White supremacy
Manifest Destiny was the idea that God had given the continent to
The Americans. Wanted them to settle in the western lands
Supporters of James K. Polk cried, “Fifty-four Forty or Fight”, which meant…
They wanted to annex Oregon or they would fight for it
What sparked the massive westward migration to California starting in 1849
Gold Rush; Reports of gold and promised fortune and money
The louisiana purchase had great geographic significance for the US because it
doubled the size of the US, gave control of the Mississippi River and New Orleans port, which were vital trading spots; promoted westward expansian
Why was Sacagawea important to the Corps of Discovery’s expidition?
She was familiar with the land, she led the way to keep everybody safe and on track, kept all the supplies safe, and acted as a translator for the tribes they encountered.
Which statement is true about the Corps of Discovery?
explore the land bought in the Louisiana Purchase, find a water route to the pacific, establish relationships with Native American tribes, stid the geography, plants, and animals in the region, and these discoveries led to significant changes in Native life.
What was the outcome of the Battle at Little Bighorn
Lakota and Cheyenne (Native American Tribes) won and wiped out George Custer’s military, then the US increased military and sent Native Americans to Reservations
The conflict at wounded knee creek marked
The last major resistance b native Americans against the US government. Marked the end of Native Life,
The destruction of the _____ forced the Plains Indian to give up their way of life and submit to the US reservation policy
Bison Herds; they relied on these for food, shelter, clothing, and spiritual reasons
Mexico invited Americans and other foreigners to settle in Texas because
The native americans threatened their territory and could not convince the Mexicans to live close to them
After winning the independence from Mexico, most Texans voted
to be annexed by the United States
The main issue in James K. Polk’s 1844 presidential campaign was his solid commitment to
territorial westward expansion, driven by Manifest Destiny
In the peace treaty that ended the war between Mexico and the United States, Mexico accepted _____ as the southern border of Texas
The Rio Grande
The term “Yellow Journalism” came to mean
The type of news reporting emphasizing scandal, sensationalism, and exaggeration over factual accuracy to increase readership
The US annexed the nation of _____ at the request of wealthy sugarcane planters
Hawaii
“Speak softly and carry a big stick” was a saying that meant
be quiet with gentle diplomacy, but be prepared to use force if necessary
After 1900, American foreign policy dictated that in order to be a world power, a nation must
have a strong Navy and bases overseas
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine stated that the
US has the right to intervene in latin American countries to stabilize their internal affairs and prevent European intervention
To show US military might, Roosevelt sent ___1___ to ___2___.
The great white fleet
visit countries around the world
What is the painter’s opinion of westward expansion
they think it’s a good thing and is god’s calling for the Americans. Manifest Destiny
Which of the following events did not influence the concept highlighted in the painting
USS Maine
How does the painter use color to comment on America’s future
The light implies that Americans are improving the lives of Native Americans. The dark implies uncertainty and the unknown
The purchase of Alaska had all of the following Positive consequences for the United States Except…
providing a tropical tourist destination spot
How did most Native Americans view land ownership
they believed it was a shared resource and should be a benefit to everybody
The texas War for Independence became even more intense following which event
Battle of the Alamo