Which statement best explains how the idea of manifest destiny lead to the mexican-american war? -mexico was a barrier to achieving what many believed was america’s destiny to expand to the pacific. -mexico believed its destiny was to annex texas, so it attacked american soldiers in texas. -the united states was a barrier to achieving what many believed was mexico’s destiny to expand to the pacific. -the united states believed its destiny was to annex texas, so it attacked mexican soldiers in texas.

The Destiny Manifestation is the belief that the destiny of USA is given by God to expand the territory throughout North America all the way to the Pacific. This belief was actual in the middle of the nineteenth century, whose advocates argued that it would thus expand the ideas of democracy, capitalism, which would transform the cultural, religious beliefs, as well as the transformation of the landscape of the North American continent. In addition to positive effects such as enthusiasm and energy for the construction of the West, Manifes Destiny also had negative effects that the white man had the right to destroy anything or anyone who was on the way to that idea and development. Thus, the Americans felt that the Mexicans stood up for the development and spread of this idea.

The answer is: A.

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