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Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H. S. Chappaqua, NY

1820

Territorial Growth to 1853

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy

“American Progress” by John Gast, 1872

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America

The Oregon Trail – Albert Bierstadt, 1869

Overland Immigration to the West  Between 1840 and 1860, more than 250,000 people made the trek westward.

“Manifest Destiny”  First coined by newspaper editor, John O’Sullivan in  "Our manifest destiny [is] to overspread and to possess the whole of the continent which Providence has given us for the development of the great experiment of liberty.” Used by politicians in 1840s to justify expanding America's territory

O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain! America! God shed his grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea!

Territorial Growth to 1853

Westward the Course of Empire Emmanuel Leutze, 1860

“Shooting for the Beef,” by George C. Bingham (1850)

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country

The Oregon Territory  By the mid- 1840s, “Oregon Fever” was spurred on by the promise of free land.

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest

Territorial Growth to 1853

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver)

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area

Oregon Trail

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas

The Republic of Texas

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas

Stephen Austin ( )

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico

Manifest Destiny B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico a) Area between Texas and California

Manifest Destiny B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico a) Area between Texas and California b) Santa Fe Trail used by settlers

Manifest Destiny B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico a) Area between Texas and California b) Santa Fe Trail used by settlers 4) California

Manifest Destiny B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico a) Area between Texas and California b) Santa Fe Trail used by settlers 4) California a) Spanish had missions

Manifest Destiny B. Territories to Settle: 1) Oregon Country a) Pacific Northwest b) Mountain Men (trap beaver) c) Oregon Trail to reach the area 2) Texas a) Mexico's land b) Stephen Austin one of first Americans to settle in Texas 3) New Mexico a) Area between Texas and California b) Santa Fe Trail used by settlers 4) California a) Spain had missions b) Mexico had ranchos

Trails Westward

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans a) Disease and Death

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans a) Disease and Death 2) Mexicans

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans a) Disease and Death 2) Mexicans a) Land, not democracy

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans a) Disease and Death 2) Mexicans a) Land, not democracy 3) Black slaves

Manifest Destiny C. Exceptions to Spreading Democracy 1) Native Americans a) Disease and Death 2) Mexicans a) Land, not democracy 3) Black slaves a) Slavery in American South

Manifest Destiny A. The Ideal: 1) America a special nation chosen by God: a) to spread freedom and democracy b) settle all of North America