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What was an important consequence of westward expansion in the United States?
What was an important consequence of westward expansion in the United States?
- The expansion of slavery into new territories
- The increased influence of Native Americans in government
- The formation of alliances with European powers
- The reduction of European influence in the Western Hemisphere (correct)
Which of the following was a primary concern of John Quincy Adams as secretary of state?
Which of the following was a primary concern of John Quincy Adams as secretary of state?
- Establishing trade agreements with South American nations
- Expanding slavery into new territories
- Promoting the annexation of Mexico
- Resolving border disputes with European countries (correct)
What was the primary goal of the Monroe Doctrine?
What was the primary goal of the Monroe Doctrine?
- To form an alliance with European powers against Native American tribes
- To prevent European colonization in the Western Hemisphere (correct)
- To establish the United States as a dominant world power
- To promote American business interests in South America
What was the underlying principle behind the U.S. government's expansionist policy?
What was the underlying principle behind the U.S. government's expansionist policy?
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Which president was John Quincy Adams serving under when he crafted the Monroe Doctrine?
Which president was John Quincy Adams serving under when he crafted the Monroe Doctrine?
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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.
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