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Social Studies

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Answer:

1. John O'Sullivan thinks that America stands for progress, individual freedom, and universal enfranchisement (right to vote). America's mission is to establish on Earth moral dignity and the salvation of man, the undeniable truth and the goodness of god, power, wealth, civilize people, spread American ideal.

2. America's mission is to establish on Earth moral dignity and the salvation of man, the undeniable truth and the goodness of god, power, wealth, civilize people, spread American ideal. Full of ourselves right now - just keep pushing.

3. John O'Sullivan means that population is too big and they need to constantly get bigger and expand.

4. They liked it and we needed to expand.

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