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To leave poverty behind, many people moved to the open plains and prairies of the Midwest. The United States government attracted settlers to this region with the homestead act of 1862.

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It's really flat there and they can see the U.S. Border Patrol agents coming from a long ways off...lol

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To build sod homes

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Q: Why did the Native Americans settle in the Midwest?
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