The Manifest Destiny is a 19th-century doctrine that envisions US inevitable territorial expansion westward to the Pacific and beyond, as an expression of the will of divine Providence. It was used to justify the purchases of territory or the annexation of Texas, California, New Mexico, or generally, of all policy actions aimed at expanding US reach and power.
Expansion has mostly been attached to the Manifest Destiny.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Manifest destiny was indeed a commonly held belief in the States of America in the 19th decade that its natives were bound to widen throughout North America. The term "manifest destiny" is more often correlated with the expansionism of the USA from 1812 to 1860.
This period, from the war's 1812's end to the start of the American Revolution, was called the "era of manifest destiny." At such a moment, the United States extended Towards the Ocean —"from sea to shining sea"— mainly defining the boundaries of the navigable United States since they are now.
