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Manifest Destiny Manifest: clear or obvious Destiny: future or fate 1

Essential Question How did Americans justify Westward Expansion?

Painting, “American Progress,” 1872 What do you see in this painting? The floating white woman in this painting is heading West. What do you think she represents? How is this symbolized in the painting? Question to students: What do you see in this painting? 3

Map of the United States, 1872 • By 1872, the United States had already expanded to the Pacific Ocean. • This is after the Louisiana Purchase, and after the War with Mexico. • So this painting is basically celebrating what had already happened.

• But in 1816, we hadn’t spread that far yet. • This is before the annexation of Texas and before the Mexican War.

1816 Map of the United States by John Melish • John Melish could have drawn the map of the United States to just include American territory. • Instead he drew the continent from sea to sea. • Why did he choose to draw the map this way?

To present the country this way was desirable To present the country this way was desirable . . . The map shows at a glance the whole extent of the United States territory from sea to sea. In tracing the probable expansion of the human race from east to west, the mind finds an agreeable resting place on its western limits. The view is complete, and leaves nothing to be wished for. It also adds to the beauty and symmetry of the map. Source: John Melish. Map of the United States with the contiguous British and Spanish Possessions. Philadelphia, 1816. Question for class: How does John Melish justify drawing the map as if the country stretches from sea to sea?

John Melish Explanation • What do you think of this explanation? • What does this say about the power of maps? • Do you think Melish would have said that his map is inaccurate?

Critical Reading Checklist 1. Number the paragraphs 2. Chunk the text 3. Underline and circle… with a purpose. Underline: Names, Dates, Places Circle: Key Words 4. Left margin: What is the author SAYING? This should be a brief main idea/summary of the chunk 5. Right margin: What is the author DOING? (pick one of the six choices and explain) Contrasting – What is being contrasted? Comparing – What is being compared? Explaining – What is being explained? Analyzing – What/how are they analyzing? Describing – What is being described? Listing – What is being listed?

John O’Sullivan Documents Why did Americans think they were so special? Are you surprised by the reasons that O’Sullivan gives for expansion? Do you think he really believes that God wants Americans to expand? • This theory that Americans are special is called “American Exceptionalism.” It’s this idea that America has had such a unique history and has become so powerful that there’s something really special about it. What do you think about this theory?