
Manifest Destiny
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Brad Robinson
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Purchased from France
Ceded from Mexico.
Annexed in 1845
Belonged Britain and U.S.
Taken from Spain with the Treaty of Adam-Onis.
Louisiana Territory
Mexican Cession
Texas
Oregon
Florida
Louisiana Territory
Mexican Cession
Texas
Oregon
Florida
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Multiple Choice
What does the concept of Manifest Destiny imply about American beliefs during the 19th century?
A belief in American exceptionalism
A rejection of expansionism
A focus on isolationism
A commitment to internationalism
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Multiple Choice
Manifest Destiny is
The law that made it legal to settle the West
The idea that expansion was divine and man was meant to settle America
State powers is better than the federal government
the power govern to Congress to take the Northwest Territory
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Multiple Choice
What was the significance of the Treaty of 1818 in relation to the Oregon Territory?
It allowed for joint occupation by the U.S. and Britain
It established the Oregon Trail
It ended all disputes over the Oregon Territory
It was a treaty that favored only the U.S.
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Multiple Choice
When the U.S. acquired land area "A" it had reached it's goal of....
Taking over all of Spain's Territory
Taking over all of Mexico's Territory
Pushing Great Britain out of North America
Reaching the Pacific Ocean
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Multiple Select
What were the main reasons for the rejection of the Lone Star Republic's admission into the union?
Economic instability
Slavery issue
Mexican invasion
Lack of support from the President
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Multiple Choice
Abraham Lincoln introduced the Spot Resolutions (1847) in response to which of the following?
President Polk’s claim that Mexico had invaded American territory
The passage of the Wilmot Proviso in the House of Representatives
Southern demands for the immediate annexation of California
Whig Party efforts to block funding for the Mexican-American War
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best reflects Thoreau’s argument in Civil Disobedience?
Citizens should always obey the law to maintain social order.
Individuals must resist unjust government actions through peaceful noncompliance.
Violent revolution is necessary when governments abuse their power.
Political parties are necessary to prevent governmental corruption.
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Multiple Choice
What was the main argument against the war with Mexico according to the image?
It was a moral duty to resist unjust laws
Polk manufactured the conflict
Bloodshed occurred on American soil
It was a slave power conspiracy
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Multiple Choice
The Mexican-American War most directly intensified sectional conflict over slavery because:
Mexico demanded that any ceded land remain free territories.
The Wilmot Proviso proposed banning slavery in land acquired from Mexico.
Polk insisted all new territories be admitted as slave states.
The Compromise of 1850 immediately abolished slavery in the Mexican Cession.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best explains why the Mexican-American War played an important role in shaping the leadership of the Civil War?
It provided future generals from both the Union and Confederacy with shared battlefield experience and training.
It caused the immediate creation of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
It led to the promotion of only Southern officers to command positions.
It established a permanent joint command between the Army and Navy.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the campaigns shown, which of the following pairs accurately matches the general with his contribution to the U.S. victory?
Stephen Kearny — led the naval assault that captured Veracruz
John C. Frémont — overthrew Mexican rule in California and helped create the Bear Flag Republic
Winfield Scott — captured New Mexico and Los Angeles with fewer than 1,500 men
Zachary Taylor — led the Bear Flag Revolt and seized northern California
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What was the significance of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed on February 2, 1848?
It ended the Mexican-American War
It established the Rio Grande as the southern boundary
It added 525,000 square miles to U.S. territory
It recognized Mexico's claims to Texas
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Multiple Choice
Which region represents the Gadsden Purchase?
Region 6
Region 7
Region 8
Region 9
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Poll
How confident do you feel about this topic now?
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Open Ended
Explain the main motivations behind Manifest Destiny and how they influenced U.S. territorial expansion in the 1840s.
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