19.Many Americans in the 19th Century believed in “Manifest Destiny.” Which of the following is true description of this concept?

Many believed that it was God’s will and an obvious truth that the United States was destined to expand westward and grow.

Protestants in the United States felt that it was God’s will that they expand at the expense of Catholic governments such as in Mexico.

The United States needed an explanation or excuse for its expansionist goals. This was simply such an excuse; no one really believed it.

Mexico was destined to be an enemy of the United States unless

Question

19.Many Americans in the 19th Century believed in “Manifest Destiny.” Which of the following is true description of this concept?

Many believed that it was God’s will and an obvious truth that the United States was destined to expand westward and grow.

Protestants in the United States felt that it was God’s will that they expand at the expense of Catholic governments such as in Mexico.

The United States needed an explanation or excuse for its expansionist goals. This was simply such an excuse; no one really believed it.

Mexico was destined to be an enemy of the United States unless