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Manifest Destiny: Definition, History, and Impact on U.S. Expansion #80468 (License: Personal Use)

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John Gast’s 1872 painting "American Progress" depicting Columbia leading settlers westward with technology and civilization.

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This iconic allegorical painting shows Columbia, a personification of the United States, floating westward while bringing light, technology (telegraph lines, railroad), and settlers-symbolizing progress. Behind her, Native Americans and wildlife retreat into darkness, reflecting the era’s justification for territorial expansion at great human and ecological cost.
Used in educational history pages, museum exhibits, and curriculum resources to illustrate 19th-century U.S. expansionist ideology; matches user intent seeking historical context, visual symbolism, or primary source analysis of Manifest Destiny.
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