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America continues to grow Westward Expansion America continues to grow

A Frontier Is the land that forms the farthest extent of a nations settled regions. Many early Americans believed the frontier to be between the Appalachians and the Mississippi River. By the 1820’s much of this land that made up this area was settled. So there was a need to push beyond the Mississippi River.

Manifest Destiny A belief in the right of America to expand to the Pacific Ocean. From the beginning, Americans had been interested in westward expansion Examples include: The Louisiana Purchase Acquiring Florida from Spain As the population grew so did the resolve to achieve Manifest Destiny

Does this picture support or reject Manifest Destiny. does it do both Does this picture support or reject Manifest Destiny? does it do both? How do you know? -In what ways are this picture positive for M.D. ? -In what ways are this picture negative for M.D. ?

Create a picture of your own Draw a small picture that shows Manifest Destiny as you see it, good or bad. Please include a small caption explaining your picture.