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In the 19th century, claiming land in the American West typically involved the Homestead Act of 1862, which allowed individuals to claim 160 acres of public land for a small fee, provided they improved the land by building a dwelling and cultivating crops for five years. Prospective settlers had to file an application, pay a fee, and meet residency requirements. After fulfilling these conditions, they could receive a land patent, granting them full ownership. Other methods included land grants from the government or purchasing land from private owners.
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What action did American Jews take during the Holocaust?
This is a delicate subject, to say the least. On the whole, American Jews were keen to avoid looking 'unpatriotic' by pressing for specifically Jewish war aims.(See Peter Novick, The Holocaust in American Life). Elie Wiesel has criticized American Jews quite sharply, claiming that they did nothing at the time.
Why did the british attack the US in 1812?
The US invaded British North American, as Canada was known at the time.
What is the name for when the land gets set aside from Indians?
The land is called a "Reservation" because it is reserved for Indians (aka, and more accurately - Native Americans).
How did the hurricane of 1620 affect the course of American history?
The hurricane of 1620 affected American history because in that time the Mayflower was sailing through the ocean when it made contact with the hurricane. The Mayflower was forced to land in Massachusetts.
Why were native Americans unhappy about the US expanding?
Depends. In the 1700's or something the U.S. was trying to take the Native American's land. Any other time? I have no idea.
What is 'American' about American Literature?
American literature typically is written by American authors. Authors born in other countries might also spend extended periods of time in the U. S., and end up writing things more characteristic of their adopted land than their native land.
What explorers establish settlements and claimed ownership of the land which in time caused conflicts with the American Indians?
English
When will the new series of American Pickers be aired in Aust?
some time in 50 years in apple land
What is the process of land development in Lethbridge Alberta?
The process of land development in Lethbridge, Alberta is based of the economy and the number of jobs required at the time. When the economy is improving fairly well, most people will look to improve their own home infrastructure, thus promoting land development.
What is the process of rain breaking down the land called?
The process of rain breaking down the land is called erosion. Rainwater can cause erosion by carrying away soil particles and sediments, ultimately shaping the landscape over time.
What action did American Jews take during the Holocaust?
This is a delicate subject, to say the least. On the whole, American Jews were keen to avoid looking 'unpatriotic' by pressing for specifically Jewish war aims.(See Peter Novick, The Holocaust in American Life). Elie Wiesel has criticized American Jews quite sharply, claiming that they did nothing at the time.
Over time Pangaea broke apart and the land masses drifted creating a process called .?
continental drift.
What was the most powerful empire of the classical world?
mongolian by land German by power roman by at the time American now
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Questions on the Mercury app are answered in real time after claiming them.
Why did the british attack the US in 1812?
The US invaded British North American, as Canada was known at the time.
What is the name for when the land gets set aside from Indians?
The land is called a "Reservation" because it is reserved for Indians (aka, and more accurately - Native Americans).
Who is Woody Guthrie and why was he important?
woody guthrie was the guy who sang this land is your land and helped define country music for his time period. he also helped with the development of the American labor unit.
