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Q 1. Explain the ideologies that influenced the concept of “Manifest Destiny”. 2. Think about how this new American perspective impacted the European settlers' identities and their relationship to the land, people, and cultures they encountered and explain some of the consequences this ideology produced as European settlers moved west. 3. Explain how “Manifest Destiny” is considered ethnocentric from the anthropological perspective.

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The ideology that influenced the concept of Manifest Destiny primarily states that the Americans thought that they were responsible to make the world a “civilized “place. They believed that God bestowed upon them the responsibility to do this task. This particular thought of “exceptionalism” has triggered the ideology of the American expansion. The United States Democratic Review gave the proper meaning that was the base of the ideology of manifest destiny. There John O’Sullivan states “our national birth was the beginning of a new history, the formation and progress of an untried political system,