
Manifest Destiny Summary Intro
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ROSALINDA PINKERTON
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How did the Louisiana Purchase change the United States?
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What was the main goal of supporters of "Manifest Destiny"?
to convince Canada to become part of the USA
tp expand the US territory to the Pacific Ocean
to build a canal across Central America
to acquire naval bases in the Carribbean
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean to annex a territory? Choose the best answer.
To invite a people to move to a country or territory
To add land to an existing country or territory
To purchase a country or territory from a foreign power
To remove people from an existing country or territory
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Who coined the term manifest destiny?
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John O'Sullivan
President Abraham Lincoln
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The idea of manifest destiny was that the United States was destined to do what?
Occupy all of the land in the Central United States
Occupy all of the Eastern United States
Expand its land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
Expand its land from Canada to South America
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Reorder the following.
What order did the United States acquire its territories?
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Oregon
Gadsden
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The MAIN attraction that drew new settlers to the Northwest Territory in the late 1700s and early 1800s was
The land was uninhabited
Growing cities offered factory jobs.
The region thrived on plantation agriculture.
Land was good for growing crops.
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According to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, when did a territory enter stage three, allowing it to apply to become a state?
When Congress decided the territory was ready
When the president decided the territory was ready
After 60,000 free people lived in a territory
When the governor voted to allow the territory to apply
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Name The Territories
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Original 13 Colonies
America
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Original 13 Colonies
America
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
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How did the land that is now Oregon and Washington become part of the United States?
It was signed over by Britain in a treaty ending joint occupation by the two countries.
It was bought by France, as it was part of the territory that changed hands with the Louisiana Purchase.
It was part of the Mexican Cession, which was territory gained following the U.S.-Mexican War
It was purchased from Russia, which had previously established fur trading posts there.
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How did the acquisition of the identified land shown above impact the growth of the United States?
Allowed for an easy trade route into Mexico
Prompted the belief in Manifest Destiny
Expanded trade between the south and west
Relocated Natives to avoid further conflicts
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