Manifest Destiny Quiz

Who coined the term "Manifest Destiny" to signify America's divine right to stretch its borders from the shimmering Atlantic all the way to the majestic Pacific Ocean?

• Abraham Lincoln

• John O'Sullivan

• Martin Van Buren

• James K. Polk

What did journalist John O'Sullivan consider America's god-given right in the concept of Manifest Destiny?

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Time-travel back to a pivotal moment in history! Can you guess the year when Santa Ana triumphed over the American defenders at the legendary Alamo?

• 1836

• 1845

• 1850

• 1848

Guess who was chilling in the White House when Texas decided to join the party and became part of the United States in March of 1845?

• Martin Van Buren

• Abraham Lincoln

• Andrew Jackson

• James K. Polk

🌟 Hey there, history buff! Ready for a time travel challenge? Let's zoom back to 1850. What was the big deal about California joining the United States? 🌟

• California would join as a slave state

• California would join as a free state

• California would stay a territory

• California would be split into two states

Who stood tall in the New York Senate, voicing a resolute 'No' to deals that would compromise on the issue of slavery, believing it to be fundamentally wrong?

• Andrew Jackson

• Abraham Lincoln

• William Seward

• John C. Calhoun

Imagine if the United States decided to expand and take over a part of Mexico. What did Ralph Waldo Emerson predict would be the outcome of such an action?

• It would fill the country's treasure chests, making it richer

• It would be a boon for Native Americans

• It would be disastrously harmful, akin to swallowing poison

• It would pave the way to everlasting peace

Guess the year when the shiny allure of gold sparked a massive rush to California, transforming it forever. Can you pick the golden year?

• 1845

• 1850

• 1848

• 1860

Let's time travel to 1850 California! Who was given the golden ticket to participate in government and cast their votes?

• Only white people were allowed

• People of all races could join in

• Only Native Americans were allowed

• Only Asian people were allowed

Let's take a time travel adventure back to 1848-1860! Can you guess how the number of Native Americans in California changed during this thrilling period?

• It doubled - Imagine that!

• It stayed the same - No change, no drama.

• It went down - A twist in the tale.

• It tripled - Triple the fun!