A Manifest Destiny was a term used in the 1840s to justify the United States' westward expansion into such areas as Texas, Oregon, and California. There was a widely held underlying belief that Americans, the "chosen people," had a divinely inspired mission to spread the fruits of their democracy to the less fortunate (usually meaning Native Americans and other non-Europeans).
The idea of an almost religious Manifest Destiny was a common staple in the speeches and newspaper articles of the time. Most of the exponents of expansion were Democrats, but some Whigs (and later Republicans) were also supporters.
Manifest Destiny was later applied to American interests in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Answer: generalizable
Explanation:
What is generalizability?
When a result of a research is generalizable this means that the obtained results can be used to represent a larger group of people .
If something that is being studied or researched applies to various people or situations, then the results of that study can be used to explain the situation at large; the study can then be referred to as having great generalizability.
When the outcome of a study applies only to minority and can not be used in general then the study can be said to have poor generalizability.
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It’s a, if they can be sent oversees during wartime then they are well trained to fight
Well for one, they can directly reccomend or discourage you from wearing certain clothing. In addition, if many of your friends are wearing the same piece of clothing or a similar fasion, then you may be influenced to as well, both consiously and subconsciously.
