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Why did many pioneers become homesteaders?


A The government gave them free land to farm

B They would not have to farm the land

C They wanted to build great cities and buildings

D There was a lot of wheat growing on the land

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The corret option is A

In 1845, around 3000 people crossed the Oregon and California routes. In the next two years, more than 5,000 Mormon pioneers went to the territory of the Great Salt Lake. This community - unlike the great majority of emigrants - managed to strengthen itself economically through a centralized authority and a strong group sense. By 1862, the congress passed a law by which any citizen could acquire 160 acres of public land for $ 10 (Homestead Act). After the civil war, many people moved to the prairies (known then as "the great desert"). American ») to become farmers. These settlers were known as homesteaders.

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