5 Questions
What was an important consequence of westward expansion in the United States?
The reduction of European influence in the Western Hemisphere
Which of the following was a primary concern of John Quincy Adams as secretary of state?
Resolving border disputes with European countries
What was the primary goal of the Monroe Doctrine?
To prevent European colonization in the Western Hemisphere
What was the underlying principle behind the U.S. government's expansionist policy?
The idea that the United States was destined to expand its territory
Which president was John Quincy Adams serving under when he crafted the Monroe Doctrine?
James Monroe
Study Notes
Westward Expansion and Influence
- The expansion of influence and territory beyond North America became a significant consequence of westward expansion.
- The U.S. government aimed to exclude European countries from the Western Hemisphere.
John Quincy Adams and the Monroe Doctrine
- As secretary of state under President James Monroe, John Quincy Adams was responsible for resolving ongoing border disputes with England, Spain, and Russia.
- Adams played a significant role in shaping the Monroe Doctrine, which reflected his views on American foreign policy.
Learn about the US expansion beyond its continent and its implications, including the role of John Quincy Adams in resolving border disputes. Understand the principles of manifest destiny and its applications.
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