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American Territorial Expansion 18031853 Mr Johnson APUSH Manifest Destiny The Slavery Controversy Essential Question Did fulfilling our Manifest Destiny strengthen American nationalism or divide the country along sectional lines ID: 269328

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Manifest Destiny

American Territorial Expansion1803-1853

Mr. Johnson

APUSHSlide2

Manifest DestinySlide3

The Slavery ControversySlide4

Essential Question

Did fulfilling our “Manifest Destiny” strengthen American nationalism or divide the country along sectional lines?Slide5

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalism

Manifest Destiny

American Territorial Expansion

1803-1853Slide6

Louisiana Purchase

1803Slide7

Louisiana Purchase (1803)Slide8

How Added

Thomas JeffersonPurchased from FranceChallenged Jefferson’s strict interpretationLewis & Clark ExpeditionThomas JeffersonSlide9

Nationalism

New land for farming… Jefferson’s agrarian “empire of liberty”Free use of the Mississippi River & New Orleans portSlide10

Sectionalism

Henry Clay’s Missouri CompromiseMissouri – slave stateMaine – free state36-30 line – above free, below slaveJefferson: “Firebell in the night”Slide11

Missouri Compromise

Henry ClaySlide12

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismLouisiana Purchase (1803)Thomas JeffersonPurchased from France

Challenged Jefferson’s strict

interpreta-tion

Lewis & Clark Expedition

New land for farming…

Jefferson’s agrarian “empire of liberty”

Free use of the Mississippi River/New Orleans

Henry Clay’s Missouri Compromise

Missouri – slave state

Maine – free state36-30 line – above free, below slave

Jefferson:

Firebell

in the night”Slide13

Florida

1819Slide14

Florida (1819)Slide15

How Added

Purchased from SpainAdams-Onis TreatySecretary of State John Q. AdamsJohn Quincy AdamsSlide16

Nationalism

New land for farmingDistanced Spanish threat from U.S. homelandJames Monroe’s “Era of Good Feelings”James MonroeSlide17

Sectionalism

New slave stateFugitive slaves… “Black Seminoles”Seminole WarsSlide18

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismFlorida (1819)Purchased from SpainAdams-Onis Treaty

Sec. of State

John Q. Adams

New land for farming

Distanced

Spainish

threat from U.S. homeland

James Monroe’s “Era of Good Feelings”

New slave stateFugitive slaves… “Black Seminoles”Seminole WarsSlide19

Texas

1845Slide20

Texas (1845)Slide21

How Added

Stephen Austin’s Missourians colonized TexasTexas War for Independence (1836-1837)“Lone Star” Republic of TexasStephen AustinSlide22

Nationalism

“Remember the Alamo”James K. Polk: “Manifest Destiny” presidentSlide23

Sectionalism

Annexation?North vs. SouthPolk supports annexationAnnexed as a slave stateJames K. PolkSlide24

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismTexas (1845)Stephen Austin’s Missourians colonize TexasTexas War for Inde-pendence (1836-1838)

“Lone Star” Republic of Texas

“Remember the Alamo”

James K. Polk: “Manifest Destiny” president

Annexation?

North vs. South

Polk supports annexation

Annexed as a slave stateSlide25

Mexican Cession

1848Slide26

Mexican Cession (1848)Slide27

How Added

Mexican War (1846-1848)US winsTreaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo (1848)Mexico surrenders 2/5 of its landSlide28

Nationalism

“Manifest Destiny” accomplished“From sea to shining sea”1849 California gold rush: “49ers”Clipper ships & trade with AsiaSlide29

Sectionalism

Henry David Thoreau: Civil DisobedienceRalph Waldo Emerson: “Mexico will poison us.”Wilmot ProvisoLand should be free from slaveryHenry Clay’s Compromise of 1850California – free stateNew Mexico/Arizona – popular sovereigntyWashington, D.C. – slave trade abolishedFugitive Slave Act of 1850

Henry David ThoreauSlide30

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismMexican Cession (1848)Mexican War (1846-1848)US wins

Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo (1848)

Mexico surrenders 2/5 of its land

Manifest Destiny”

accomplished

“From sea to shining sea”

1849 California gold rush: “49ers”

Clipper ships & trade with Asia

Henry David Thoreau, Civil Disobedience; Emerson: “Mexico will poison us.”Wilmot Proviso

Land should be free from slavery

Henry Clay’s Compromise of 1850

California – free state

New Mexico/Arizona – popular sovereignty

Washington, D.C. – slave trade abolished

Fugitive Slave Act of 1850Slide31

Gadsden Purchase

1853Slide32

Gadsden Purchase (1853)Slide33

How Added

Purchased from MexicoJames GadsdenSlide34

Nationalism

Construction of the Southern Pacific railroad lineSlide35

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismGadsden Purchase (1853)Purchased from MexicoConstruction of Southern Pacific railroad lineSlide36

Oregon Country

1845Slide37

Oregon Country (1845)Slide38

How Added

Border dispute with British Canada49th parallel?“54° 40’ or Fight!”Border settled peacefully at 49°Slide39

Nationalism

“From sea to shining sea”“Manifest Destiny” accomplishedOregon gold rushSlide40

Sectionalism

Free statesSlide41

Your Chart

Territory (Year)How AddedNationalismSectionalismOregon Country (1845)Border dispute with British Canada49th

parallel

“54° 40’ or Fight!”

Border settled peacefully at 49°

“From sea to shining sea”

“Manifest Destiny” accomplished

Oregon gold rush

Free

statesSlide42

Cuba:Ostend Manifesto

1854Slide43

Ostend Manifesto (1854)

Failed proposal to purchase Cuba from SpainDemocratic diplomat James BuchananSlide44

Nationalism

Manifest Destiny… imperialismMonroe DoctrineSlide45

Sectionalism

North opposed addition of another slave stateSlide46

Your Chart

Territory (Year)…NationalismSectionalismOstend Manifesto(1854)Failed proposal to purchase Cuba from SpainDemocratic diplomat James Buchanan

Manifest Destiny… imperialism

Monroe Doctrine

North opposed addition of another slave stateSlide47

Nicaragua:William Walker

1856-1857Slide48

William Walker in Nicaragua

Possible location for a Central American canalWilliam Walker declared himself president in 1856……Executed in 1857Slide49

Nationalism

Manifest Destiny… imperialismMonroe DoctrineSlide50

Sectionalism

North opposed addition of another slave stateSlide51

Your Chart

Territory (Year)…NationalismSectionalismWilliam Walker in Nicar-agua (1857)Possible location for a Central American canal

William Walker declared himself president in 1856…

…Executed in 1857

Manifest Destiny… imperialism

Monroe Doctrine

North opposed addition of another slave stateSlide52

Age of ImperialismSlide53

Whose Destiny?

Native Americans, African Americans & MexicansSlide54

Trail of TearsSlide55
Slide56

Mexican LandsSlide57

Expansion of SlaverySlide58

Civil War