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Answer: People wanted more space.

Explanation: One reason that so many people settled in the back country is because of overpopulation (too crowded) as well as starting a new life in another area. <u>The Backcountry's resources made it relatively easy for a family to start a small farm. The region's many springs and streams provided water, and forests furnished wood that settlers could use for log cabins and fences.</u>

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