https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud en-us 2019-04-01 14:52:34 UTC 2023-03-23 16:24:30 UTC hello@padlet.com dholliday4 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347215090 Please respond to three of the following questions:
1) How does the image relate to Westward Expansion?
2) What is the tone or mood?
3) What is in the foreground and background?
4) What do you want to know more about?
5) What conflicts may have arisen from the idea of Manifest Destiny? In other words, what problems may have happened because the U.S. wanted to expand west and take all of the land west of the Mississippi River? ]]> 2019-04-01 14:58:55 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347215090 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232557 1: how people traveled west. And what they did to get to the west and the struggles they had faced for example Indians, steep snowy mountains, and Buffalo. how they got there would be by trains, boats or by wheeled cabins, also what there did to get west would be kick out or kill both Indians and buffalo. 

2: the mood is is both happens/sadness because we are latterly creating the future but we are also killing and shooing Indians and Buffalo away. also you can see that there are two sides a dark side and a light side on the dark side there are snowy mountains what settlers had to face on there gurney there are also buffalo being chased away and Indians are also being cased away  and on the light side there is an angle thing white people cabins trains and boats and power lines are being placed .

3: foreground: hills and plains, white people with horses nice cloths cabins they also a stage coach and a wheeled cabin then you also see scared hopeless Indians with only a couple horses and like a spear to protect them. background :steep snowy mountains trains, a city and boats. 

4: 

5: ovessly Indians because we kicked them out of there land and didn't Evan make a deal with them like we did to buy the land we acted like they were aliens/a different spisees. and also war because we had to go to war to diceied who got the  land.]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:03 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232557 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232785 2. the mood is uplifting on the right and sad and and dark on the left. and on the left the bulls are being pushed away from there home and one the right there's boats and trains and homes and wagons and wires. also on the left animals are running away from the people.

3. in the back-round there's framers and gold miners and animals running in the front. and there's wagons and trains and boats and wires and in the back there's a train and rails and a town and a river and bulls and dark and white clouds and the god type person with a book and wires in hand.

5. the problems were that animals were loosening the home and so were the Indians were too and Indians were dieing form the white people.   ]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232785 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232880 1. It relates because the settlers where moving in the Westward Expansion and the goddess where pushing them off. The carriages represent the white settlers moving into the land.
2. The mood and tone is kinda upset and dark on one side because the Native Americans are there, goddess is pushing the settlers and the Native Americans off the land. then the other side is all bright and has trains and boats. When the other side has bulls and horses.
5. The problems probably where lots of fighting back and laws changed because the Native Americans didn't want to lose their land also when the settlers where traveling there could other problems like diseases, Cholera from drinking salty water etc. There could also be threats from thefts and wild animals or the weather changing.The thefts could steal all of your food, then you will starve to death! You could get into with a bear and become food for it. Weather could change into snowing and you could die from freezing to death!]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347232880 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233022 1.  It relates because it shows the meaning of what were doing in the westward expansion, the Americans traveling west as we are pushing Indians off their land to make it ours. For example, on one side you see the Americans coming to the new land, and the Indians are coming off of it. It is almost like a still simulation of what really happened, and it kind of shows the problem of getting rid of Indians.
Hi Kylie!
Would you explain more about what you mean?  Thanks!  Mrs. Holliday 
Ok Mrs. Holliday!

2.  It gives a mood of unfairness because of the Americans pushing of the Indians and everything the had off their land. For example, if you look to the bottom middle to left on American Progress, it shows many Indians and buffalo being forced to leave their land. On the other side, it is giving a mood of new beginnings because of all the land and other things given by moving west. If you look to the bottom middle to the right, it is Americans that have traveled across the country that have finally made it to the place they have been wanting for 6-9 months

5. Problems that had commonly occurred were diseases such as typhoid, measles, cholera, etc; Also, there were many different animals that were a threat to the people moving, like bears, mountain lions, etc;   Other problems could possibly be a problem with the wagon, and not enough food and/or water.]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233022 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233058 2: The mood is: dark and light not equal. Because the Native americans are getting pushed off their land by the angle it looks like and the Americans pushed the Indians off their lands.  The Americans are getting what they wanted. The angel is bringing light into the Westward Expansion!  
 4: I want to know why power lines are being brought in. Also why one side is dark and the other side is light.Is the book that she is holding a bible is the angel a symbol of ? Is it symbolizing the Americans pushing the Native Americans off  their lands ?

5: Building was happening. Arguing not agreeing with people. Then if people did not agree maybe they would get into a fight. ]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233058 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233059 2. The mood gives a sense of grief in the bottom left, where Indians are getting pushed off their land, bison are being pushed out of the area, and there is a tone of sadness because of the blackened gray clouds. However, in the right side, you can see sunlight and bright clouds. There are ships in the bay, and multiple different train tracks and train cars. There are horses pulling carriages and an angel stringing power lines, and wood and rope in her hand. You can also see some small houses already build and in the process.

3.  In the foreground, you can see lots of white people in fancy clothes, riding horses or walking around. There is wildlife, as you can see a deer scampering off (away from humans) and two bison, most likely in captivity. Also there are a bunch of horses. There is a god/angel with wood and rope, stringing electrical lines, probably to help the new invention of harnessing electricity and light bulbs. Indians who are getting pushed away by horses and wagons, look like they are trying to fight back but are unsuccessful.
In the background (left side), there are dark clouds, which gives it a sense of sadness. I think I see some small but challenging mountains. Some bison are getting pushed off of view, by a man on a horse, probably equipped with a weapon(s). On the left background there are trains chugging along, although it looks like the train tracks end behind the angel. There are ships in a bay, and near that I think I can see a very faint bridge, maybe even the famous Golden Gate Bridge, which was built in 1937, and this was 1872, so it was very possible. There is a bright yellow light coming from that end, and there are bright clouds.

5. I think one of the problems that could've arisen was wars, because they thought they had the right to take the land west of the Mississippi River, some people actually owned some of that land (i.e. Mexico owned current-day Texas, which resulted in the Mexican-American War). Another problem that may have arisen could be protests. ]]> 2019-04-01 15:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233059 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233208 1. This image relates to the west because it shows the progress the Americans have made. And the struggles the native Americans had 
2.The tone on on the left side is very depressing and sad because they are getting pushed of there land 
and it is very dark and cloudy on the left but on the right side the sun is out and the Americans look like they are making good progress.
5.Some problems that you could have come across was sickness diseases for example cholera and so on. these problems could possible lead to bigger problems for example death damage to things, like your wagon your food and so on another problem back then was fighting and war. Also as in the game westward expansion people get in situations. ]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:05 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233208 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233224 1: This image relates to the Westward Expansion because it shows the people of the frontier expanding west in search of a better life. In the bottom right of the image you see a group of settlers leading oxen on a trail near the forest. Behind them is what looks to be a small, somewhat hastily made cabin. Not only does this express the time that this image is depicting, it also sets the mood. 

2:  The mood of the painting is melancholy, even though there is the angel in the foreground. The painting clearly shows that this moment in our history was something we shouldn't be that proud of. In the left corner of the painting you see Native Americans
being pushed out of their land by the white settlers. One of the Indians is looking back at the angel, his expression aghast. Not only does this feel unfair, this aspect of the painting influences the mood. 
The ideas discussed above are related to my thinking on Question 5.   

5: A debate this painting may have started is how we treated others. 
The racial divide in our constitution leads back to the time of the westward expansion, perhaps even further. The exposition of this suggests that while we held Indian captives during the Native American v. United States of America, the captives struggled to survive in the inhumane conditions that we provided for them and most eventually died. 
My theory is the latter : We assumed that because the Native Americans did not look like us or speak like us, they had no civil rights and didn't deserve to be treated like any white person. I define this as a racial stereotype, and we should be ashamed that we would even think like this. This repeated throughout our history. ( Ex. Civil Rights Movement - Segregation)

And of course, one of the main questions of this time period: Was our conquest of the land west of the Mississippi River and our reasons for doing so unjust? Did they abide by our Constitution and its laws? And did they feel just in our opinion? My answer on this topic would be a solemn no. ( For further explanation, please read the above, in case you have any questions about this paragraph or answer.) ]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:06 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233224 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233242 1:  this relates to westword expansion, because there are people moving. also there are many difrent people moving, indians, farmers, hunters, and people are moving for many diffrent reasons, hunters, some people are also moving for gold. This also relates to westword expansion because it shows all the diffrent people that have and was moving to the west.

2: The tone of the picture, is sad and glumey for the people that have to move,and that because they had to get of there land rather then getting land( they were forced to get pushed off there land and move. ) It was hard for the people to move but as we heard they found more gold then ever they also had more resources to build bigger land witch grew the populasion. But it still was not right of us to do that.and it shows that in the picture it was dark and cloudy, also lots of mountains. but on the other side it was full of land and light, and wonderful clouds. This side was the proud and joyful side. It looks like the right side has more progress, and has a lot more electricity. Do you think it was fair to send the other people of there land to another place? Think if we did not do that we would not have been hear today.

5: ]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233242 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233250 3. The back round was dark and light as you can see the  right side of the picture is light and the left side of the picture is darkness, I also the god is king of pushing out the settlers so that the light can come in and show all the new inventions that were made in that time period. Also on the foreground are nice white colored dressed nice settlers. And in the back round are Indians getting pushed out of the land so all the nice bright things can come in, that was very important for the westward expansion. 
 
4. I want to know more about the Indians and why they got pushed out of the towns field.
5. Maybe some of the conflicts were   fights over the land and who gets it. Also another problem that occurred is arguments between the settlers and that Indians. I think one of the most problems that occurred was how many fights were over the land the Indians didn't like that there land was being taken over at all.]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:09 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233250 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233265 1. I think that this image relates to Westward Expansion, because it shows settlers traveling left, (to the west.) Another way I think this relates to the Westward Expansion is because they are taking over the land which relates to question five, because one of the upcoming problems was that they were going to take over the land, no matter what, and it is showing it in this picture, with the Indians and the bulls running off their own territory.

4. One thing that I want to learn more about Manifest Destiny is how did they take over all the land with all the Native Americans and animals and how did they get the animals off the land, because if they were coming from the east and heading west, the animals would be going to the left. So did they kill the animals or did they only ove the Indians to a reserve?
Another question that I have is, how did the Americans get the Indians off the land, did they negotiate, or did they fight?

5. I think one occouring problem is that they are not treating the Indians and the bulls right because they had a mission to take over any land no matter what, I think they did their job, but they should have treated he other people who were on that land more farily. Another problem that I think arisen was all the fights/arguments they got in, because the Indians did not want to leave their land that they have settled, and the Americans were trying to get the Indians off "their land." 

2. I think the tone/ mood is sad for the Indians and exitment for the Americans. I think that because the Indians are getting pushed away, while the Americans are holding their position and still being determined.

3. I think the foreground, is the angel guiding the Americans. (Not finished.)]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233265 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233340 2. The mood in the  picture feels unfair, and depressing because on the left side of the picture, white settlers are kicking out the Native Americans and the buffalo from their home. On the right side of the picture, it feels unfair and depressing because the settlers are ruining the beauty of nature, by putting trains and power lines. Also, the clouds help with making the mood depressing, because in books, when there are clouds, something bad happens, or is going to happen.

3. The foreground shows white settlers, Native Americans being kicked out, the angel bringing in a train and power  line, and in the background, there are clouds, mountains, plains, a train, and a river.

5. Some problems that happened because Americans expanded west of the Mississippi River were that the Native Americans got pushed off of their land, which probably made them mad, and while expanding, many people died, for example, from diseases like cholera, or starvation, or bad weather, or their wagon could have broken and the settlers would be stuck.]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233340 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233577 1.  It shows oxen pulling a wagon the California, trains from later on in the 1800s to be a easier transporting device to travel to California safer, Native Americans are running away with Buffalo because of Colonists moving to the west for land. There is also farmers homesteading. 


2. Half of the mood is happy because the weather looks sunny, there is a town, a river (might be the Erie canal, which is much safer, and faster than wagon), there are boats and mountains. It also looks like there are a lot of houses to live in.  The other half is dark and stormy, which shows that it's not a happy mood, because Indians are being pushed off their lands. 

 5. On the road they could have got diseases, the wagons wooden tires could have gotten broken, or bad weather happened. If you got to California early, there might have been no stores, maybe not even a market to get food! A benefit that could have happened if some people got there is that there could have been more gold! ]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233577 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233724 1.  This image relate to Westward Expansion because the people are moving west and they are being followed by an angle that is bringing them modern day stuff like railroads and skyscrapers like are in New York. And on the bottom it says American progress and that is what it what the angle is representing American progress.

2. I think that the tone is dark and not really the good kind because the native Americans seemed scared and very frightened of the angle so they are probably fitting in with the dark tone because they are frighted of he people and the angle.
I also think that the mood is very negative because everyone seems frightened because of the government/angle progress.

5 ]]> 2019-04-01 15:29:54 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233724 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233952 1. This image relates to the westward expansion because it shows American Progress The angel is an important part in this picture because it represents the way Americans got what they need.
What I mean about that is 

4. I want to know more about big events to spark a way to jot long and keep important information in my notebook for possible things that may help me either in time, or how the event affected something else.  
Hi again!  Would you think of a question or two about the picture that you're analyzing? Thanks!  Mrs. Holliday

5. One problem that has occurred is that the Americans are pushing Native Americans out of their territories which is unfair to them because they were moved to Oklahoma which caused them to ]]> 2019-04-01 15:30:09 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347233952 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235372 2. the mood is more than one mood,the mood for the Indians was sad and scary because the white travelers pushed them off their land. and the mood for the white travelers was happiness 

3. the god is pushing the Indians out of their home and get forced away,and trains,power lines, wagons with oxen pulling, and white people traveling west for an opportunity to start over and get rich. 

5.]]> 2019-04-01 15:31:28 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235372 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235390 1. I think the painting "Manifest Destiny" related to Westward Expansion because it is showing how America has progressed because of Westward Expansion it is showing that because the angel is pushing away all the things that during Westward Expansion we tried to take away such as Native Americans. It is showing things that because of the Westward Expansion the West now had, like more people, trains and railroads such as the Transcontinental Railroad which was used to transport goods and people to the West. It is showing telegraph lines which could operate through the West because there where more people living there because more people got hooked on the traveling west or manifest destiny. There is also a port that was started because more people decided to travel west by boat. And that is how I think the painting "Manifest Destiny" relates to the Westward Expansion.

4.) I want to know more about how the settlers "banished" Native Americans I know that the trail of tears possibly relates to that, but how because of the Americans progress moving out West did we make the native Americans walk to new places that they could live in or where we nice to them and took them by wagon to wherever we where taking them? Another question I have is how did we eradicate the animals? I ask this because in "American Progress" It shows the angel showing buffalo away. But how did the pioneers end up getting the buffalo away?

5.) I think that A problem that may have started because of Manifest Destiny is the treatment of other races that are not white. Because of the Americans moving out West Native Americans had to move off the land that they had settled and lived on for many years, During the gold rush the Americans exploited or overworked Mexicans, and we treated the Asians horribly.

 


 ]]> 2019-04-01 15:31:29 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235390 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235574 1. The people in the photo were the people during the Westward Expansion. Also the carriages and oxen and stuff were all things in the Westward Expansion.
4. I want to know more about what the Native Americans did to the settlers and what the settlers did to the Native Americans.
5. A conflict that could of happened could be, the Native Americans might off been mad that the settlers were invading their territory, and fought them. Also the settlers could of torn down land, and the N.A´s might have also been mad because of that because it was technically their land.]]> 2019-04-01 15:31:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347235574 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347253918 Did the Native Americans hurt the settlers because they were invading their territory?]]> 2019-04-01 16:00:17 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347253918 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254166 Is she symbolizing the Americans pushing the Native Americans off their lands?]]> 2019-04-01 16:00:42 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254166 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254294 Can we do more than three questions? Of course you can!]]> 2019-04-01 16:00:53 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254294 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254432 How did we eradicate Native Americans and the bison/buffalo? ]]> 2019-04-01 16:01:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254432 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254742 I wonder if we did not do what we did what would happen?]]> 2019-04-01 16:01:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254742 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254773 What if u cant explain more what u mean?]]> 2019-04-01 16:01:38 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347254773 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256140 Adding on to Siri what would happen if we did not push native Americans of there land?]]> 2019-04-01 16:02:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256140 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256147 What would've happened if the white settlers hadn't pushed out the Native Americans?]]> 2019-04-01 16:02:48 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256147 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256216 what would happen if we never traveled west and never claimed that land.]]> 2019-04-01 16:02:55 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256216 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256271 What is the purpose of q1]]> 2019-04-01 16:03:02 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347256271 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347257106 What would happen if the Louisiana purchase and California were not in exiting in America?]]> 2019-04-01 16:04:33 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347257106 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347257173 Were some Indians a threat to the Americans?]]> 2019-04-01 16:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347257173 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347649254 1)This image relates to westward expansion because it looks like the Indians were getting pushed off of their land which happened during Westward Expansion. Also it looks like the settlers are getting a new  life because the girl is giving them new power lines, transportation (Trains, and boats). Also it shows the struggles that the Indians went through. Also there is lots of progress being made. Which happened during the Westward Expansion.

2)The mood in this painting is sad and depressing and sad in the left, because of the sky (dark and stormy) and the setting. But then on the right side the sky is really bright and light. And happy and uplifting and more progress in the right side. It looks like through this panting there is more uplifting moments to come but it looks like the Indians will have the same gloomy moments.  

5)Some conflicts that could have arisen probably were ]]> 2019-04-02 14:28:52 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347649254 elizabethcampbell https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347651863 2019-04-02 14:33:17 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/347651863 dholliday4 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348072776 Please compare and contrast the population maps with this quote. Post your thoughts here: ]]> 2019-04-03 13:57:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348072776 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099776 Compare:
Because the population grew, from 1790-1850. It grew about 20,000,000 people. this connects to the quote because he says, " free develepment of our multiplying millions." 
the picures show that some people moved to the midwest, they probley moved there so they could get resources to build a bigger city/land. But in the west there were less settlers but as the other people found out about the resorces and the gold ther population might of grown. 
Contrast: 
They are diffrent because the Northeast on the map(page 37) is more land then the Northeast on the other map (page 48). On the page 37 they have not descoverd the West and the Midwest, but when they did descover that land the population did not not go up very much.


]]> 2019-04-03 14:42:49 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099776 harperevans https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099835 We think that a difference between the maps and quote, is that the quote says, "It is our Manifest Destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our multiplying millions."But the 1850 map shows that only but only 1% of the United States population in 1850 lived in the West even though they had so much land. A similarity we think is that the quote says of "Our multiplying millions." And the maps show that the population in 1790 was 3,929,214, and only the Northeast and the South. But the population in 1850 had multiplied to 23,054,152. Another similarity is the quote says "Our Manifest Destiny" And the second map shows that we expanded West/had Manifest Destiny. ]]> 2019-04-03 14:42:53 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099835 caitlinmichalowski https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099930 I think that the quote means " It is our job to overspread the continent allotted by god for free development of our multiplying millions," i think that this relates to the maps because  it expanded into a continent in only 60 years. in the 1790 map i think the reason that the population was so small because it was hard to explore the West and Midwest because it took a long time but even in 60 years they were able to explore the West but not all of it and yet and the population was smaller than normal because it was so hard to travel West and Midwest. Although the population grew by 19,124,938 some people still stayed near Midwest South and Northeast because it was so hard to travel.]]> 2019-04-03 14:43:01 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348099930 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348100367 I think that in 1790 the population was very low because it was very hard to get land and do farming, but in 1850 it expanded a lot because Americans were discovering everything outside of the Mississippi River. I also think the quote means that God is giving Americans the privilege to get new things for their growing populations. He is saying that God is telling us to take what we discover and make it ours so we can make room for the multiplying millions.]]> 2019-04-03 14:43:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348100367 natedavi https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101250 The quote was made after Map 1. The quote was made 5 years before Map 2. The famous quote John L. O'Sullivan wrote feels a little bit self-centered towards the US. Though they technically bought the land from France, other people were on that land, specifically Indians. This sort of reminds me of the Land Rush, because the Indians were there first, yet they were technically on France's land. But I don't think the French really minded, because they would do something about it. Maybe they didn't care because the Indians would trade with them, because they had unique and expensive furs, and handmade weapons. So then the U.S. bought the Louisiana Purchase, and kicked the Indians out, to the west. Maybe it was because they were a different race? (we are studying the Civil Rights Act in writing and reading.) This is leading me to think that the United States was self-centered. And so was this quote. A basic translation of this quote could be: "Our destiny is to enlarge and populate the continent/country allowed by God for the free build of our multiplying population." This was a time for the U.S. to just build, add, rinse and repeat. They didn't think about other kinds of people. And sometimes, I don't fully blame them. The demand for agricultural and factorial goods was a LOT. And the added weight of pioneers, and a percentage of the population moving west.

]]> 2019-04-03 14:45:22 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101250 brennawilliams https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101440 I think the quote relates to the maps because the quote almost says they were growing by millions and the maps prove that they had grown by millions. Multiplied by millions over 60 years and that is not a lot of time to multiplied by millions and since over 60 years the south's population increased about 7 million people. And since in his quote he said "for the FREE" I think he said free because he it was almost easy because they did multiple by millions in just 60 years. Also he said "To OVERSPREAD the continent" The word overspread relates to the maps because they did overspread/takeover the continent. Later on he said by multiplying by millions and they took over the continent by multiplying by millions. ]]> 2019-04-03 14:45:43 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101440 vittalsheridan https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101837
Settlers, hearing John L. O' Sullivan`s ]]> 2019-04-03 14:46:23 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101837 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101863 I think the quote means, that John L. O´Sullivan wants god to take over the world for free. My question is who is ¨our?¨ Also he is saying that ¨Manifest destiny" is his dream?]]> 2019-04-03 14:46:26 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101863 braedengrijns https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101874 I think John stated this because the u.s was growing into a country with population 20,000,000 more people in 1850. people came there because of cotton and gold also in land. the u.s grew with land too. also new supplies too. there are now in 1850 23,054,152 in the u.s.   ]]> 2019-04-03 14:46:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101874 lottegroot https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101879 Beforehand in the map, everyone lived in the Northeast in 1790. It looks like people didn't discover any more land. That meant that the population grew. In the 1850s to the 1860s people moved out to the West (California). That made the Population grow from 3 million to 23 million! Asians came to help out and Mexicans helped out. Although Native Americans lived there, settlers kicked them out of the West, still our population gre]]> 2019-04-03 14:46:28 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101879 seanmcnellis https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101981
I think the quote is trying to say that their destiny is to grow the continent for free for the millions of people coming. I think this relates to the maps, because he is saying that the population grew by millions.And the map shows this because in the 1790s the population was 3,929,214 and in 1850 the population is 23,054,152. This shows a huge change in 60 years. I think it changed because the new materials, such as gold, and one other thing that motivated all the people to go west is the Luisiana Puchase.

I think the quote, and how the map changed go together because the map from the 1790's, to the 1850's, was a huge change and the quote states that the continent was muliplying. I think the quote states this because the Luisiana Purchase was a big chinge in the U.S. The Luisiana Purchase also helped with gold and riches, this helped with the people moving into the west.







]]> 2019-04-03 14:46:38 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348101981 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348102327 i think john Sullivan was trying to say that the united states was growing, and progress was made. from the population of 3,929,214 in 1790 then the population grew in 1850 by A LOT into 23,054,152!!!!!!!]]> 2019-04-03 14:47:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348102327 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348109074 It relates because manifest destiny was pushing out all the old things so all the new creations can come in so it will exist in settlers everyday lives. manifest destiny wanted all the new and life living things for people in there everyday lives.]]> 2019-04-03 14:57:44 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348109074 https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348115837 These maps are similar to the quote because before the Americans expanded west, there were only ]]> 2019-04-03 15:09:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dholliday4/whoh6spk5tud/wish/348115837