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weqwewe [10]
2 years ago
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Write an essay about what is manifest destiny and describe the things in the picture?

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bulgar [2K]2 years ago
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not going to write you a essay but heres somthing to put in your essay maybe this will help

The forefathers believed that it was the manifest destiny of this nation to eventually claim the expansion from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. By 1890's, nearly hundred years following the original claim of Manifest Destiny, the land that was open, was under American control now.

and i dont know whats going on that picture... sorry

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