Main Takeaway: With the United States expanding westward, President Polk look to extend US claims out the Pacific Ocean. In the mid-1800s, thousands of people made the journey to the American West on
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With the United States expanding westward, President Polk look to extend US claims out the Pacific Ocean. In the mid-1800s, thousands of people made the journey to the American West on Over 400000 people travel West to start a new life and claim new land along
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- With the United States expanding westward, President Polk look to extend US claims out the Pacific Ocean.
- In the mid-1800s, thousands of people made the journey to the American West on
- Over 400000 people travel West to start a new life and claim new land along
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