The quote is from—and reflects the main idea of—the Supreme Court case— <span>Marbury v. Madison .</span>
The Homestead Act of 1862 provided that any adult citizen (or person intending to become a citizen) who headed a family could qualify for a grant of 160 acres of public land by paying a small registration fee and living on the land continuously for five years. If the settler was willing to pay $1.25 an acre, he could obtain the land after only six months’ residence.
But the law did not provide the new beginning for urban slum dwellers that some had hoped; few such families had the resources to start farming, even on free land. The grants did give new opportunities to many impoverished farmers from the East and Midwest, but much of the land granted under the Homestead Act fell quickly into the hands of speculators. Also, over time, the growing mechanization of American agriculture led to the replacement of individual homesteads with a smaller number of much larger farms.
I believe the answer is: <span> biopsychosocial model
In </span><span> biopsychosocial model, we assume that the abnormalities in our biological health and the abnormalities in our psychological and social condition are always connected. This model started to be implemented after the advancements in modern medicine/
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