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AP U.S. History Exam 1.1
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AP U.S. History Exam 1.1. Which of Spain's reasons for establishing colonies in North America is most clearly represented by the excerpt?

AP U.S. History Exam 1.19
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AP U.S. History Exam 1.19. The image reflects which aspect of United States foreign policy?

AP U.S. History Exam 2.6
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AP U.S. History Exam 2.6. Prior to the passage of the Navigation Acts, how did the Atlantic exchange impact the colonies?

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AP U.S. History 2.3 Period 1: 1491–1607 236 Views


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Thank you We sneak Here's your shmoop du jour Brought

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to you by the present tense A perfect time for

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gifts All right Give this excerpt a gander as in

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all parts whether island placed our small cost indians around

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And the question thie admiral described above would most likely

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agree with the ideals of which of the following and

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hear your potential answers Big words So what's up with

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this admiral he leaves across wherever he goes He wants

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to build a tiny fortress maybe even plant a little

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garden and all on land He's just discovering for the

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first time the which one of these terms in the

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question best represents that idea So let's just start with

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a isolationism Well isolationism is the idea that one country

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should stay out of other countries Bidness But this admiral

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is building and planting and making himself comfortable He seems

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pretty intent on being involved So a campy it What

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about b abolitionism Okay hold on Explorers like the admiral

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enslave millions of american indians and africans in their quest

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to conquer new lands And abolitionism was the movement and

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slavery So moving on take a look at seek anti

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imperialism Well we know That imperialism means conquering other people's

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land in order to expand your own empire So anti

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imperialism means you'd be against that And if our admiral

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is hooked on anything it's the sweet sweet taste of

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annexing other people's territory so i don't see it It's

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All that's left is deep manifest destiny No manifest destiny

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was the idea that god created the american continent specifically

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for white settlers to basically be destined to go west

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And those settlers were obligated to conquer the territory and

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civilized it's natives So d is the best fit to

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this question And manifest destiny is it sounds like just 00:01:59.235 --> [endTime] what admiral order

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