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3 December, 09:41

Why did people believe america was destined to expand westward?

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    At what time period? Before the Homestead Act people always believed that America should expand from the east coast to the west. Gold in California got a lot of immigrants to move near the west coast. The Homestead Act got people to move west, not near the gold, but in inhabited areas.
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