Answer is: <span>b.a series of federal land grants. </span><span>Congress passed a law allowing people to claim public land and convert it to private property through homesteading. </span>The Great Plains <span>is the broad expanse of flat land</span><span> that lies west of the </span>Mississippi River tallgrass prairie<span> states and east of the </span>Rocky Mountains<span> in the United States and Canada. </span>
<span>Of the following choices, the one that was credited as a reason for the rise in people settling the great plains was a series of federal land grants, so answer B. In the 1800s, Congress passed a law that gave people to power to claim public lands in the Great Plains an allowed it to be converted to their own private property though the act of homesteading.</span>
Honestly, I would choose A & B because after WW2 the U.S. economy was the best in the entire world. But B would be the answer. Because the U.S. had military bases all over the world and needed troops to man it.
Well, I would say that Muslims have a different take on things and did not want to be associated with India. They wanted to have their own country so they can do whatever they wish (without control of india government). Muslims and Indians are in a conflict as of this moment. In short, Muslims did not get along with India.
