The U.S. government offered incentives for farmers to settle in California, particularly through programs like the Homestead Act of 1862, which provided land grants to individuals willing to cultivate the land. Additionally, state and local governments, along with private companies, promoted settlement by providing financial assistance, resources, and access to irrigation projects. These incentives were part of broader efforts to encourage agricultural development in the region during the 19th century.
the first people to settle in Manchester were farmers
Because the government offered free land to settle.
Farmers
There was competition between ranchers and farmers to settle in the Great Plains because they wanted to have more land.
well simple they had a case of the bug,,so they sneezed and they were fine
1790, American farmers wanted fair tax laws and the right to settle western lands.
The Spanish.
Sanfransisco California
The Spanish
The 87 people were pioneers going to settle in California. Just like others of their time they were looking for a new life with their families. This was not a group of gold miners, but families who were basically farmers.
Irrigation
They were known as, 'Boers'.