Which statement best explains the concept of manifest destiny?

the idea that it was God's plan for the nation to expand across the continent

the belief that fate controlled what would happen to the United States

the trust that political solutions were usually possible

the certainty that settlers would be safe if they traveled in groups

I think it's A honestly.

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Ayden Farmer

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19 December, 07:34

Which statement best explains the concept of manifest destiny?

the idea that it was God's plan for the nation to expand across the continent

the belief that fate controlled what would happen to the United States

the trust that political solutions were usually possible

the certainty that settlers would be safe if they traveled in groups

I think it's A honestly.

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Turner Ross · Answer 1

It would be "the idea that it was God's plan for the nation to expand across the continent" that best explains the concept of manifest destiny, since this was used as an excuse throughout the 1800s to take land away from places like Mexico and Spain.