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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Spread the Virtues of Democracy
How did westward expansionists spread democracy? Did they achieve spreading the American ideals westward? Explain your answer.
Westward expansion spread democracy by there being more states they could see the country’s ideas on government and ideas like slavery and also the government pushed the expansion and John O’Sullivan came up with manifest destiny that it was God’s destiny for us to stretch from sea to sea. They achieved spreading the American ideals westward because they tried to turn Indians into Christians and it spread American ideals to the Indians and other people travelers came in contact with.
It was believed that the Americans, known as the “Chosen People”, had a mission to broaden the roots of there democracy to what they considered less fortunate, which were the Native Americans, and the non-Europeans. Most figures in the spread of democracy were Democrats, but some were Whigs, and later on in the journey, Republicans. The people believed that this was obvious (“manifest”), and certain (“destiny”), which is where the term of “Manifest Destiny” came about.
. Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving most of the Indians to Reservations and opened up more room for immigrants to come in and settle and also learn our culture of democracy. The more immigrants move to America the stronger our country gets.
Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving Indians to reservations. In doing so it opened up more room for settlers. They achieved their ideals westward because between 1840 and 1860 more than 250,000 people made the trek westward.
Democracy spread during westward expansion because the people wanted to have a say in the government and farmers wanted agriculture. The people were also seeking religious freedom. Yes, they achieve spreading the American ideals westward because more immigrants move to America the stronger our country gets.
Americans or "The chosen ones" had a mission to spread democracy to Native Americans and others who were non-European. John O’Sullivan coined the term manifest destiny which means that moving west was obvious and certain. They achieved spreading democracy because there are many more people coming from other countries and other countries converting to democracy.
The Westward expansion spread democracy by the Indians to reservations, by doing this it opened more room up for the new settlers. Yes, they did achieve because when the Indians moved there were more room for the settlers that which us stronger.
Westward expansionists spread democracy by presenting Americans’ ideas and opinions to the rest of the country by, preaching religion to the natives and farming land in the west. Yes, because if the accomplishment had not been achieved the United States of America ,as we know it, would not exist.
Most of the supporters of Westward expansion were democrats, so this helped the Westward expansion to spread democracy. No, they did not achieve spreading the American ideas westward. There were a lot of arguments about American ideas. They tried to spread the American ideas but they did not succeed.
People spread democracy because they spread the idea that God wanted them to come to the American, to spread their beliefs and government. Yes, Americans achieved spreading their ideas westward. They did this by changing Native Americans into Christians, and they made laws setting democracy as the new government.
The government pushed the westward expansion and John O'Sullivan came up with the manifest destiny that was god destinyto stretch sea to sea. The spread to the Indainsand the other travelers.
1.) Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving Indians to reservations. In doing so it opened up more room for settlers. They achieved their ideals westward because between 1840 and 1860 more than 250,000 people made the trek westward.
Most Americans who traveled west were poor or in debt. They wanted to travel west to search for some knowledge, food, and home and some just traveled to stay alive. They wanted to start a new better life
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Westward expansion spread democracy by there being more states they could see the country’s ideas on government and ideas like slavery and also the government pushed the expansion and John O’Sullivan came up with manifest destiny that it was God’s destiny for us to stretch from sea to sea. They achieved spreading the American ideals westward because they tried to turn Indians into Christians and it spread American ideals to the Indians and other people travelers came in contact with.
It was believed that the Americans, known as the “Chosen People”, had a mission to broaden the roots of there democracy to what they considered less fortunate, which were the Native Americans, and the non-Europeans. Most figures in the spread of democracy were Democrats, but some were Whigs, and later on in the journey, Republicans. The people believed that this was obvious (“manifest”), and certain (“destiny”), which is where the term of “Manifest Destiny” came about.
. Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving most of the Indians to Reservations and opened up more room for immigrants to come in and settle and also learn our culture of democracy. The more immigrants move to America the stronger our country gets.
Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving Indians to reservations. In doing so it opened up more room for settlers. They achieved their ideals westward because between 1840 and 1860 more than 250,000 people made the trek westward.
Democracy spread during westward expansion because the people wanted to have a say in the government and farmers wanted agriculture. The people were also seeking religious freedom. Yes, they achieve spreading the American ideals westward because more immigrants move to America the stronger our country gets.
Americans or "The chosen ones" had a mission to spread democracy to Native Americans and others who were non-European. John O’Sullivan coined the term manifest destiny which means that moving west was obvious and certain. They achieved spreading democracy because there are many more people coming from other countries and other countries converting to democracy.
The Westward expansion spread democracy by the Indians to reservations, by doing this it opened more room up for the new settlers. Yes, they did achieve because when the Indians moved there were more room for the settlers that which us stronger.
Westward expansionists spread democracy by presenting Americans’ ideas and opinions to the rest of the country by, preaching religion to the natives and farming land in the west. Yes, because if the accomplishment had not been achieved the United States of America ,as we know it, would not exist.
Most of the supporters of Westward expansion were democrats, so this helped the Westward expansion to spread democracy. No, they did not achieve spreading the American ideas westward. There were a lot of arguments about American ideas. They tried to spread the American ideas but they did not succeed.
People spread democracy because they spread the idea that God wanted them to come to the American, to spread their beliefs and government. Yes, Americans achieved spreading their ideas westward. They did this by changing Native Americans into Christians, and they made laws setting democracy as the new government.
The government pushed the westward expansion and John O'Sullivan came up with the manifest destiny that was god destinyto stretch sea to sea. The spread to the Indainsand the other travelers.
1.) Westward Expansion spread democracy by moving Indians to reservations. In doing so it opened up more room for settlers. They achieved their ideals westward because between 1840 and 1860 more than 250,000 people made the trek westward.
Most Americans who traveled west were poor or in debt. They wanted to travel west to search for some knowledge, food, and home and some just traveled to stay alive. They wanted to start a new better life
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