The answer is option A "a belief that the United States had a duty or destiny to expand westward." When the Manifest Destiny began the settlers thought that God himself told them to expand, so they though that God gave them a duty to expand westward and many people thought it was their destiny to carry out God's will.
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The Vietnam era was a time of great social unrest in Savannah. ... opposing the war were subject to scrutiny by their counterparts. ... locals who served in WWII had a lasting impact on Savannah's relationship with ... as both a starting and ending point of something in America's past.23 ... And ever since that time we've been.
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