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Do you think the west would have been settled as quickly without US government incentives

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Well,<span>Certainly not. The people who designed the Homestead Act to attract settlers knew what they were doing. Almost equally important were the subsidies paid to the railroad developers to complete the intracontinental railroad.And who would want to live in the middle of nowhere! lol

Have a good day!</span>

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