The term "manifest destiny" was used to describe the
a) inevitability of american independence...
The term "manifest destiny" was used to describe the
a) inevitability of american independence from britain.
b) superiority of the u. s. constitution.
c) inevitability of american dominion over all of north america.
d) superiority of the northern states to the southern states during the civil war.
e) all these answers are correct.
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