Another economical standpoint was that the expansion was only possible by people who left the east to go west, once these people left they did two things. They bought supplies helping stores and they left open jobs which were then able to be filled by others, these jobs were then filled by other people keeping the system going and the country producing and expanding at the same time...
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Manifest Destiny had serious consequences for American Indians; the United States purchased land by treaty from the Indian tribes and later went back on them illegally. National policy was that Indians were to be pushed farther west sot they could become civilized without the effects of the white man, but this didn't work because Manifest Destiny cause the United States extend to the pacific ocean, this left no room for the Native Americans...
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manifest destiny This move was an example of the arrogance that the Americans had towards expansion.	1 / 250
Manifest destiny When politics becomes involved and hidden agendas come in to play it can even cause war. Similar excuses/justification can be used for the current war...	2 / 335
Manifest Destiny This example is a positive example of manifest destiny, conveying that not all acts of imposing views onto another nation can be that of the greedy. Nations still do practice manifest destiny, such as United States and Germany and Spain on The Congo...	2 / 418
Manifest Destiny However, the government, at the same time, was denying the inhabitants of the new land the right to U.S citizenship. The U.S government was interested only in the land gained by these annexations and not the people living on the land...	2 / 520