What does a journal written by frontier settlers most likely tell you about manifest destiny?

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What insights can a journal written by frontier settlers provide about the concept of Manifest Destiny? Specifically, what were the conditions like during their travels? How did settlers perceive Manifest Destiny during its occurrence, and where did it take place? Additionally, what role did American Indians play in the conflicts over their lands during this period?

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A journal written by frontier settlers would most likely tell you "what conditions were like during travels" Manifest Destiny was more of a general idea, not something discussed by settlers on a daily basis.

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Probably this journal would talk about the importance of the Manifest Destiny for the Union, and how the settlers were dealing with the Native Americans.Explanation:Manifest Destiny was an ideology based on territorial expansion. After the American Revolution, the settlers began to go beyond the Apalache Mountains to promote civilization and built the nation. To support this ideology, Manifest Destiny said that colonization was a God's desire, and the settlers were destined to bring civilization, and Christianity to the Native Americans. However, the massacre of several tribes and the destruction of many Native American cultures is one of the saddles points of Manifest Destiny.

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what conditions were like during travelswhere Manifest Destiny took placeExplanation:The Manifest Destiny is a phrase and idea that expresses the belief that the United States of America is a nation destined to expand from the Atlantic coasts to the Pacific. This idea is also used by supporters to justify other territorial acquisitions. The supporters of this ideology believe that the expansion is not only good, but also obvious (manifest) and accurate. This ideology could be summarized in the phrase: "By the Divine or God's Authority". The phrase happened to become a doctrine over time.

Anonymous · Answer

A journal written by frontier settlers would most likely talk about survival and the people (Native Americans) who lived on the land before settlers began the move westward.

Anonymous · Answer

A journal written by frontier settlers would most likely tell you "what conditions were like during travels" and "where Manifest Destiny took place," since many settlers were not concerned with the more "existential" aspects of the movement.

Anonymous · Answer

It will probably tell you about hardships that the people had to face. The fact that not a lot of people actually became rich. How they had to give up there life to come to the west, for something that wasn't as great as people said it was going to be.

Anonymous · Answer

Manifest Destiny is the god given right to expand. Frontier settlers mostly resided in the West, so it tells you that manifest destiny had occurred, and people were moving west for land expansion in the USA. It occurred throughout the 1840's, but was expressed throughout colonial times. Democrats of the time were fanatics of the idea of Western expansion, and pushed for it through president Tyler and Polk.

Anonymous · Answer

That manifest destiny was about not ones own land but land for the nation.And of course the journey was hard and stuff.

Lavina Tromp · Answer

aExplanation:

Anonymous · Answer

I think the answer is A.I hope this is correct :C

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