Manifest Destiny and American Progress-2.0

What is the name of the painting made in 1873 that shows how the United States was growing?

• American Progress

• Manifest Destiny

• Westward Expansion

• The New Frontier

What idea does the painting 'American Progress' represent?

• Industrial Revolution

• Manifest Destiny

• Civil Rights Movement

• American Independence

What is the significance of the settlers, farmers, and trains in the painting?

• They represent industrialization

• They show the movement westward

• They depict a battle

• They symbolize peace

What does the presence of Native Americans and animals moving away in the painting indicate?

• Harmony

• Conflict

• Relocation

• Celebration

What is the concept of Manifest Destiny?

• The belief in expanding territory across the continent

• The idea of maintaining current borders

• The notion of isolationism

• The practice of reducing land ownership.

Fill in the blank: The belief in Manifest Destiny was partly driven by the desire for ______.

• Isolation

• Economic and job opportunity

• The decline of technology

• Loss of culture

What is the name given to the belief that the United States had the right and duty to expand across the North American continent?

• Manifest destiny 
• Monroe Doctrine 
• Great Awakening 
• Louisiana Purchase

The taking over of a piece of land to add to your country is call what?

• Administration
• Annexation
• Adoption
• Acquisition

Which statement bests represents the United States’ view on land acquisition (getting land) in

the 1800’s?

• America’s attitude toward completing Manifest Destiny was to get all land they wanted through any means needed

• America was not willing to get into wars or battles attempting to gain land

• America thought that all nations had the right to keep the land they controlled

• America was ready to fight to ensure the Native Americans kept a fair share of the western land

How did the idea of Manifest Destiny affect Native American populations?

• It resulted in the relocation and loss of land

• It had no impact on them

• It led to peaceful coexistence

• It increased their political power