Of the following. which is a 19th century literary and philosophical movement: a
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Of the following. which is a 19th century literary and philosophical movement: a. Second Great Awakening b. Cult of Domesticity c. Transcendentalism d. American Systenm e. Manifest Destiny The 19th centurv idea that American expansion to the West was divinely ordained is known as: a. Second Great Awakening b. Cult of Domesticity c. Transcendentalism d. American Systenm e. Manifest Destiny Chapter 10 As President in the 1820s, this person advocated a powerful federal government and weaker state overnments a. Henry Clay b. John C. Calhoun c. John Quincy Adams d. Nicholas Biddle e. Roger Taney This Kentucky Congressman was accused of making a "Corrupt Bargain" in the Presidential Election of 1824: a. b. c. d. e. Henry Clay John C. Calhoun John Quincy Adams Nicholas Biddle William Henry HarrisonExplanation / Answer
C) Transcendentalism: was a 19th century philosophical movement which says that knowledge comes from Individual thought processes and not from scientific analysis. Transcendental thinking comes from writing of Emmanuel Kant's work.
E) Manifest Destiny. This term was given by journalist John L. O'Sullivan in 1845 . According to this concept, American sttlers were destined to explore the entire continent and settle there. It was used (largely by Democrats) as a justification for the war with Mexico which ultimately expanded the boarder of the recently annexed Texas and brought the territory now called New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California into the possession of the United States.
C) John Quincy Adams
A) Henry Clay: It was widely believed that Henry Clay who was the speaker of the house convinced the congressman to elect John Adams instead of Jackson. After Adams became the president, he appointed Clay as his secretary.Jackson's supports termed this as corrupt bargain
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