Question

activity
in this activity, youll read a passage about manifest destiny. then you will think about how settlers’ beliefs in manifest destiny and the associated version of american progress conflicted with how native americans would react to them.
read this excerpt from “the great nation of futurity” by john osullivan that describes the idea of manifest destiny.
the far - reaching, the boundless future will be the era of american greatness. in its magnificent domain of space and time, the nation of many nations is destined to manifest to mankind the excellence of divine principles, to establish on earth the noblest temple ever dedicated to the worship of the most high—the sacred and the true. its floor shall be a hemisphere—its happy millions, calling the star - studded heavens, and its congregation an union of many republics, composing the law of brotherhood—of peace, and good will amongst men, —
fill in the table with descriptions of settlers’ beliefs about american progress and the beliefs of native americans that conflicted with them.
manifest destiny and settlers’ descriptions of american expansion native american reactions to these

Explanation:

The problem involves analyzing historical beliefs (Manifest Destiny, settlers' and Native Americans' views) and their conflicts. History, a subfield of Social Science, focuses on studying past events, societal beliefs, and interactions, making it the most applicable here.

Answer:

Social Science - History