The Homestead Act of 1862 was a federal law promoting westward expansion by allotting 160 acres of free public land to individual settlers.
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c. promised never to lie to Americans.
Explanation:
When Jimmy Carter started his presidential race in 1976 America had passed by Vietnam and Watergate scandal and the public was tired of being lied to. The public had lost confidence in the government and they wanted candidates that were not from the Washington politics.
Carter noticed that and based his campaign in the slogan “A Leader, For A Change”. He showed himself to the public as an outsider and promised to never lie to the public and “clean politics”.
Answer:
He compares to righteousness by Amos 5:24, “But let justice roll down as waters, and righteousness as a mighty stream.” The prophet Amos was saying—as most of the Hebrew prophets were saying—that what God wants is justice and right living rather than religious ceremonies for their own sake
Explanation:
<span>D. They had to borrow money to buy seed, fertilizer, and equipment.
Farmers struggled financially not being able to make enough money to buy supplies which forced them to borrow money and begin a debt cycle.
The financial issues concerning farmers in the 1880s would eventually led to a movement of farmers trying to reform economic policy so they would not suffer during down times. </span>