Question

Settlers were motivated to move west when railroads

Answer 1

Settlers were motivated to move west when railroads offered land at lower prices and provided credit

fFor better understanding let us explain the statement above

• There are some of the motivations or reasons for settlers moving to the west. They include a safe and faster means of travel to the west by railroad and the availability of supplies as a result of the railroad. There are also opportunity to own land cheaply under the Homestead Act

• The US government encourage westward expansion by the provision of protection through the homestead act. They gave cheap land to settlers and also gave huge land grants to the railroads to get them to move west.

From the above, we can therefore say that the answer Settlers were motivated to move west when railroads offered land at lower prices and provided credit is correct

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