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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny is the belief that Americans, or the “chosen people” by God, were to spread out from the

Atlantic to the Pacific seaboard.

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Time of Manifest Destiny

• First settlers of America through the early 1900’s.

Inventor of Phrase Manifest Destiny

• John O’Sullivan wrote an article on the annexation of Texas in 1845 and first coined the term Manifest Destiny.

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Native Americans and Manifest Destiny

• From the time that Jamestown was established to 1934 when the Indian Reorganization Act was passed, Native Americans were being forced closer and closer to the Pacific.

• Native Americans were viewed as savage and in need of civilization.

• Americans took their land in promise of helping the Natives become civilized, but the only result was the natives losing their land and much of their culture.

• Americans would stop at nothing to gain all the land that they could.

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Louisiana Purchase

• United States bought the Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803.

• Doubled the size of the country.

• One step closer to the Pacific Ocean.

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John Quincy Adams

• Adams negotiated a deal with Britain to extend the United States-Canadian border to the Rocky Mountains in 1818.

• He also negotiated the joint occupation of the Oregon territory.

• The Transcontinental Treaty of 1819 gave the United States a Spanish Florida.

• Adams also helped formulate the Monroe Doctrine, stating that the Western Hemisphere was off limits to European expansion.

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• Past presidents had not known what to do with Texas, should it be annexed?

• James K. Polk was elected in 1844 and saw the victory as a mandate for expansion.

• Congress annexed Texas before Polk entered his presidential office.

• But Polk was not happy that the annexation did not include land down to the Rio Grande River.

Manifest Destiny In The Southwest

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Texas-Polk-Mexico Issues

• In June 1845 Polk moved troops to an area of disputed land between Texas and Mexico near the Nueces River.

• Polk hoped to regain this territory from Mexico.• On November 10th, 1845, President Polk sent

John Slidell to Mexico to negotiate a deal for California and the disputed land.

• Slidell was allowed to offer $25 Million, but he never got to negotiate with Mexican officials because the US was hated by many Mexicans.

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Manifest Destiny In The Southwest

Nueces River

Area of Disputed Land

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Mexican-American War

• Mexico grew angry and attacked the United States troops in the disputed territory in 1846.

• By 1847, many Americans were shouting “All of Mexico.”

• In 1848, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed and brought peace to the Mexico and the United States.

•United States gained what they had gone to war over.

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Gadsden Purchase

• Gadsden Purchase in 1854.

• The United States wanted this piece of land so that the south could build a transcontinental railroad.

• United States once again took whatever land they wanted to.

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Further Manifest Destiny

• In 1898 President McKinley annexed the islands of Hawaii.

• Also in 1898, the United States took control of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippine Islands, and Guam in the Spanish- American War.

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Citations• Argote-Freyre, Frank. "Spanish-American War." World

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