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Why did settlers find land grants so appealing??
Answered by Ms. Sue
Free land meant they could have free farmland.
Answered by Reed
Many reasons were involved, depending on the situation. Railroads were given land grants as incentive to build the roads. Settlers found the Homestead Act appealing. Others wanted to spread their version of the Gospel, and land grants enabled them to make a living while setting up new churches. Others wanted their own land instead of working for others on the East coast. Read lots.

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