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There was a lot of opposition to black people leaving the south because whites did not want to lose their cheap labor, even to the extent of closing the Mississippi River and threatening to sink boats that transported them.

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Who took advantage of the homestead act?

white Americans, freed slaves and immigrants


How did the homestead act encourage freed African Americans to move to the great plains?

How did the homestead act encourage freed African Americans to move to the great Plains


Why did many blacks stay in the South after the 1862 Homestead Act?

They were unable to take advantage of the act due to its specific requirements that needed money and the recently freed slaves did not have enough money


What did freed slaves who wanted land available under the homestead act faced?

Freed slaves who wanted land under the Homestead Act faced barriers such as discrimination, lack of access to education and resources, and violence from white settlers and local authorities. Many found it difficult to succeed in claiming and keeping land due to systemic racism and limited support from the government.


What was on reason freed slaves migrated to western territories?

free land under the homestead act


Was one reason freed slaves migrated to western territories?

free land under the homestead act


Freed slaves who wanted land available under the Homestead act still faced challenge?

Moving to the west


What challenge did freed slaves face if they wanted land under the homestead act?

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Freed slaves who wanted land available under the Homestead act still faced a challenge of?

Moving to the west


Freed slaves who wanted land available under the homestead act still faced the challenge of?

Moving to the west


What challenge faced free slaves who wanted land available under the Homestead Act?

Challenges faced by the freed slaves who wanted land available under the Homestead Act included having to move to the areas where the land was available. Travel was difficult and expensive. Many freed slaves traveled on foot or by any means of transportation they could find and afford. Steamship captains refused to pick them up. They also faced pressure from the southern whites who did not want their cheap labor moving away. Once the freed slaves had their homestead, then the challenge was finding the resources to start farming. Buildings, seeds, and farm equipment were needed which required capital.


What made it difficult for freed African American to take advantage of the homestead Act?

There was a lot of opposition to black people leaving the south because whites did not want to lose their cheap labor, even to the extent of closing the Mississippi River and threatening to sink boats that transported them.