Manifest Destiny John O’ Sullivan Political, Social and Economic Reasons Westward Movement and Conflict.

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Manifest Destiny John O’ Sullivan Political, Social and Economic Reasons Westward Movement and Conflict

Manifest Destiny  Belief that the United States is destined to spread self-advancement, civilization and democracy across the continent to the Pacific Ocean.  It contained racists ideas that it was alright to remove Native Americans and Mexicans from their land because they were holding up progress.

John O’Sullivan  John O’Sullivan was an editor for the United States Magazine and Democratic Review  In July 1845, O'Sullivan coined the term “Manifest Destiny” to encourage the spirit of expansionism.  Expansionism is the political belief of territorial expansion.  Manifest Destiny claimed that it was the objective of the United States to absorb all of North America.

The Role of Land Ownership  Land is associated with wealth, political power and independence.  Americans desire it for various reasons – farming – making money – national growth – starting a new life

Social Reasons  Anglos believed that they are bringing civilization, democracy and technology to the west.  Americans associate land ownership with wealth, individualism, political power and independent "self-rule.”  The United States population has grown dramatically due to European immigration. Americans feel cramped along the east coast and move out west.

Economical Reasons  The United States has suffered several economic depressions which causes people to look to the west for new economic opportunities.  Frontier land was inexpensive or free. Perfect for those starting a new life again.  Businesses seek new trade markets with countries in the Pacific region.

Political Reasons  Americans have had a history of westward movement since they stepped foot on North America.  Americans also have dreams of expanding into Cuba and Mexico.

Southern Desires for Expansion  Southerners wanted to enlarge the slave empire demanded territory.  New slave states as promised under the Missouri Compromise would also enhance the South’s political power in Washington  New slave states would also make the growing slave population profitable

Northern Desires for Expansion  East coast businesses sought more markets in the Pacific (they want to sell goods to Asia)  The ports of San Francisco would serve as a military presence along the Pacific Coast

Westward Movement will lead to conflict  Several military conflicts will increase the size of the United States  The Texas Revolution 1836  Mexican War  Indian Wars