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How did the idea of Manifest Destiny help bring about the expansion of the United States? By- Kelsey Warren, Madison Kowall, & Joey Tardiff

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How Did The Idea Of Manifest Destiny Help

1. How did the idea of Manifest Destiny help bring about the expansion of the United States? By- Kelsey Warren, Madison Kowall, & Joey Tardiff

2. Louisiana Purchase We bought the Louisiana Purchase from the French in the 1800’s. We had a 2 explorers named Lewis & Clark we also had another explorer named Zebulon Pike.

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