What were the guiding principles of "manifest destiny"?

Answer:

Manifest Destiny is a catch phrase describing the belief, characteristic of the United States of America of the 19th century, of the necessity and justification of expansionism, with a hint that the United States of America should stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans. During the Mexican-American War and later, the term was used to justify the annexation of the western territories of Mexico (Arizona, Texas, California, etc.). On the eve of the Spanish-American War, the term was revived by the Republicans to provide a theoretical basis for US overseas expansion to the Caribbean.

California natives attempted to halt migrants’ entry into their state during the Dust Bowl era by taking all of the following actions except __________.
A.
burning land after harvest to communicate their resistance to migrant workers seeking entry into the state
B.
stationing police at border crossings to block migrants from entering the state
C.
passing the 1937 “Anti-Okie Law,” which prohibited California natives from helping migrant workers enter the state
D.
extending the waiting period for the receipt of government relief assistance, which supporters hoped would detract migrants from entering the state

How did the Americans use local geography to their advantage in the Battle of Bunker Hill?
A The Americans blocked British access to Boston Harbor with their ships.
B. The Americans assembled along the north shore of the Charles River.
C. The Americans took a position on a hilltop overlooking Boston Harbor.
D. The Americans lured the British into a valley and attacked from the hills above.

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Today we call it Sudan. The ancient Egyptians called it cross out A. Ethiopia. cross out B. Giza. cross out C. Memphis. cross out D. Nubia.

What is the most likely reason why Southern colonies
had such different exports from those of New England?

What is a 3 word phrase with the letters airthutnlusrhngama that tells what the bill of rights protects?

What is the Lost Cause movement in the United States?

The primary function of many myths is which of the following:

metaphysical


cosmological

sociological

psychological

What was the language of the slaves on the Caribbean plantations?

African
Language of the master
Arawak
Carib

The Parthian Empire was the heir to which of these?
Group of answer choices

the Seleucids

the Ptolemies

the Julio-Claudians

the Antigonids

What made George Washington a good leader?(list three things)

Toward the end of the video John Green says
“every story we hear comes from a certain point
of view, and we always need to remember who is
speaking, why they are speaking, and especially,
which voices go unheard and why." How does the
Black Legend contribute to your understanding
of this idea about stories?

Look at the map of the Cumberland Road. Map of the Cumberland Road. Why was the construction of the Cumberland Road in 1818 controversial? Many people believed the Cumberland Road would draw industry away from the North to the southern states. Many Americans believed the Cumberland Road was not needed to promote settlement in the Northwest Territory. Some people thought it was unfair to use federal money to build a road that would only benefit a small number of Americans. Opponents feared the Cumberland Road would destroy the economies of towns along the Potomac and Ohio rivers.

Which major event of the war occurred in the Philippines?

A.) The US battleship USS Maine sunk.
B.) The US supported rebels against the Spanish.
C.) The US defeated the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay.
D.) The US defeated the Spanish fleet at Santiago Bay.

Why did some members of the Second Continental Congress oppose independence?

Which action causes breakers? Waves hit the shore at an angle and transport sand. Water flows away from the shore and moves sand with it. Underwater earthquakes cause motion throughout ocean water. Waves meet the shore and cause the crest to spill over the trough.

What cause the defeat of fort Loudoun during the French and Indian war ?

How did Native Americans learn Spanish culture? a. from their ancestors. b. through the missions. C. from Spanish books. d. from the Spanish soldiers. Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.​

Which Mesoamerican people built a kingdom high in the Andes Mountains, on the western edge of South America? Group of answer choices The Inca The Aztec The Mayan The Olmec

How were the governments of Sparta and Athens similar?

They were both run by men.
They were both run by kings.
They were both run by the elders.
They were both run by the people.

Which landmark Supreme Court case called for “separate but equal” schools?
A.
Marbury v. Madison
B.
Plessy v. Ferguson
C.
Brown v. Board of Education
D.
Tinker v. Des Moines School District

Quick I will give 50 poits
The _____ Mountains run north to south on the Italian peninsula.
Apennine
Himalayan
Tiber
Carphathian

The city of ____ was built on seven hills by the Latins.
Italia
Venice
Carthage
Rome

The ____ influenced the Romans by introducing them to Greek culture.
Spanish
Hittites
Etruscans
Cretans
The two classes of society in the Roman Republic were:
Latins
Patricians
Etruscans
Plebians

The ____ were the wealthy and aristocrats.
Plebians
Patricians

The ____ Assembly elected the consuls.
Curiate
Tibal
Etruscan
Centuriate

The _____ was adopted as the official code of law of the republic.
Law of Nature
Tribunals
Ten Commandments
Law of the Twelve Tables

The law code of the Roman Republic was divided as its borders grew into three main bodies:
Law of Nations
Law of Nature
Law of Nurture
Law of Citizens
Constitutional Law

The conquered states under Roman control were organized into the ____.
Roman Confederation
Roman Empire
Roman Republic
Roman Kingdom

Why did Carthage attack Rome, leading to the First Punic War?
They were afraid Rome would attack the city of Carthage.
They were afraid Rome would capture Carthage's ports in Sicily.
They were afraid Rome would invade North Africa.
They were afraid Rome would attack their homeland on the eastern Mediterranean coast.

A general named ____ led the Carthaginian campaigns during the Secord Punic War, winning several battles in Italy.
Hannibal
Scipio
Phoenicia
Alexander

Hannibal was defeated at the Battle of ____ by troops under Scipio.
Sicily
Rome
Carthage
Zama

Fearing the might of Rome, ____ chose not to fight the Roman Empire.
Syria
Macedonia
Egypt
Greece

How is bias seen in the painting of Napoleon?

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Compare and Contrast the characters of Shylock and Antonio.

In what ways did the 1920s witness a conflict in values?

True or False: The Spanish Empire was already in decline before it went to war with the United States.

How could you describe the spirit of the Jews? faithless courageous unnerving endless

These employees of the government are not political. So, who serves their positions no matter who gets elected president

3. Which statement describes iconoclasm, the policy instituted by Byzantine emperor Leo III in the 720s?

A. It supported the worship of religious icons, images, and paintings.

B. It encouraged local artisans to create ornate religious icons and images.

C. It encouraged lay people to read and interpret scripture themselves.

D. It opposed the worship of religious icons, images, and paintings.