Manifest Destiny.

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Manifest Destiny

American Progress

American Progress 1. Who is moving west?

2. Who are the “winners” and “losers” in this painting? American Progress 2. Who are the “winners” and “losers” in this painting?

American Progress 3. What do you think the artist is trying to communicate by having darkness and light?

4. What is significant about this woman? American Progress 4. What is significant about this woman?

American Progress 5. What book do you think the woman is holding? Explain your rationale.

6. Why do you think the woman is in the center of the painting? American Progress 6. Why do you think the woman is in the center of the painting?

American Progress 7. What is the theme of this painting? Support your answer with evidence from the painting.

American Progress 8. Why do you think the artist titled the painting, “American Progress?”

American Progress 9. If you were a Native American, what would you title this painting? Explain.