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American History

 

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Even the government believed in manifest destiny, President Polk tried to buy Cuba and Mexico but failed and started war instead. Manifest Destiny was an explanation or justification for that expansion and westward movement and in some instances an ideology or doctrine which helped to promote the process One reaction of Manifest Destiny was political; politicians began to change their views on expansion...
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Before the idea of Manifest Destiny came along politicians didn't always have great reasons for expanding west, but afterwards they just claimed Manifest Destiny and everyone agreed. This became a tool of politicians as propaganda to get more support from people so they could stay in office longer and in better standards...
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