From the beginning of the nineteenth century, the credo of Manifest Destiny:
- advocated the sovereignty of the American people,
- established a vision of the United States exercising its domination on North America from coast to coast,
- and provided a political foundation that justified a continental expansion.
The Monroe doctrine of 1823 also prompted Washington to consider Latin America as its reserved domain from which any European actor must be excluded. The concept of the American Empire was popularized for the first time in the media under the presidency of James K. Polk, at the time of the outbreak of the Mexican American War.
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In the present world economy, a population well educated with a college education is necessary to technological growth and economic development of the country. Since we can correlate a higher standard of living, i.e. better wages and living conditions, to a more rich and diverse economy that needs a good education for technological development, the correct answer is B.
The first and third statements are not logical. Education doesn't eliminate the need for trade; peoples need to trade to get what they don't have or don't produce -- education can at most reduce need of trade. As for trusting the government, in reality, more educated people are usually better prepared to criticize the government.
The fourth statement doesn't fit every reality. Most of the time national governments improve education to produce industrialized goods, not agricultural ones.
Answer:
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Explanation:
In the Dred Scott v. Sandford case, the Supreme Court ruled that the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional and that African Americans were not citizens under the US Constitution and therefore did not have the same rights and privileges that US citizens had. This allowed slavery to prevail and to have more power, which is where the "The Triumph of Slavery" headline comes from. This Supreme Court case overall was a massive gain to slavery, but a huge loss to actual slaves.
The Americans were accused for spying on the soviets but the U.S. weren't the only ones.
