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Freedmen moving to the Far West often found?

jobs on large ranches- Appex ;p


What did the Freedmen moving to the Far West often find?

Jobs on large ranches.


Where did Many freedmen found a new life of ranch work and independence in?

the far west


What Many freedmen found a new life of ranch work and independence in?

The Far West (Apex)


Many freedmen found a new life of ranch work and independence where?

B. Far West (Apex)


Where did many freedmen found a new life of ranch work and independence?

B. Far West (Apex)


Did the Far West attract many freedmen?

It was a change from plantation life.


What caused settlers to move west?

Settlers in colonial America moved west for the promise of a better life. They often moved for cheap land, to escape debt or jail, or because of the gold rush.


Why did the fat west attract many freedmen?

The "Fat West" attracted many freedmen due to the promise of land and economic opportunities following the Civil War. The Homestead Act and other legislation offered affordable land, enabling freedmen to pursue agriculture and build independent lives. Additionally, the lure of greater social and political freedoms in the West provided a chance to escape the oppressive conditions they faced in the South. This combination of opportunity and a desire for autonomy made the West an appealing destination for many freedmen.


Where did freedmen find a new life of ranch work and independence?

The Far West.


Why they moved west?

they moved west becaUse thEY were loocking for a bether life


What were slaves from the south who settled in the west called?

Slaves from the South who settled in the West were often referred to as "cowboys" or "black cowboys," especially during the late 19th century. Many formerly enslaved individuals sought opportunities in cattle ranching and farming as they moved westward after the Civil War. Additionally, some were known as "freedmen" if they had gained their freedom. Their contributions to the Western expansion and culture, particularly in cattle drives and ranching, are significant yet often overlooked.