Manifest Destiny: America was Blinded by the Desire for Land and Gold.

The whole concept of Manifest Destiny was created by a journalist, New York, John. L. O'Sullivan. This means that the destiny of the United States is possessed or expanded throughout North America; this can be undeniable, just waiting to happen. This is where many people start traveling to the west. Certainly, the United States gained a lot of land from the expansion, how much did it get? I believe that the United States has no adequate incentive to achieve its "fate", and that greedy citizens and leaders used the Indians.

The fate of immigrants from Europe is to rule all the lands from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and it is thought that action is necessary to see the appearance of this fate. Manifesto Destiny is a philosophical / religious reasoning that violates the formal peace treaty with the tribal government. The World Church Congress is the world's largest Christian sect / church association representing about 520,000 churches. In February 2012, the WCC Executive Committee officially announced the abandonment of the Discovery Principles and encouraged all its members to make plans for indigenous peoples' advertisement.

The first contact with indigenous peoples was aggression and one of the most important reasons was the acquisition of land which was at the center of the concept of "obvious fate". According to indigenous religious beliefs, indigenous peoples acquire land from the hands of indigenous peoples, so the indigenous peoples' spiritual practice is not Christ. Therefore, the disciples concept is not worth recognized by colonial forces that affect indigenous social and cultural structures (Frideres & Gadacz, 2001).

Impact of list fate Conquering this new exotic land is a plan for the British settlers sailing here and landing on the east coast of the United States. Years later, the leader of the Democratic Party, John O'Sullivan, in 1845 named this progressive movement a definite fate. The term "destiny of fate" began in the 1840s. It expressed its belief that the US mission of the United States is to expand its widespread civilization and institution in North America. Manifest fate is not just a thing