A— Manifest Destiny is pretty much the belief that settlers were ordained to expand westward by God. None of the other answers have anything to do with Manifest Destiny.
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He believed very firmly in the rights of the states and local governments to control the outcome of their own future through choice separate from federal government. George Wallace was spreading how he perceived the situation by pointing out that when the federal government removes citizen's rights, it is a gloomy day for local people who share the belief that they should determine their own moral issues or their own course of social justice.
For Example:
Mono Lake occupies part of the Mono Basin of course<span>, an </span>endorheic basin<span> that has no, absolutely no outlet to the ocean. Dissolved salts in the runoff thus remain in the lake and raise the water's </span>pH<span> levels and salt concentration. The only </span>tributaries of Mono Lake would only <span> include </span>Lee Vining Creek<span>, </span>Rush Creek<span> and </span>Mill Creek<span> which flows through Lundy Canyon.
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Ancient Greece was divided into a collection of city-states (or Polis) because the population centers were isolated by the many islands, peninsulas and mountains that Ancient Greece had. Because of its geography, it made more sense for each Poli to have a government on their own.
