Answer:
Indeed, immigrants came to cities in 1800's seeking land that they could farm.
Statements A,B, and C, all correctly describe present-day Russia.
Although this is of course very subjective, most historians agree that they did not act wisely, since the colonists were asking for fairly modest reductions in taxes. The British simply could not imagine that they would lose a war against the colonists.
In North America, the land grants were typically 1/4 section, or, 160 acres. So, this looked really good to immigrants most of whom could only dream of owning land back home.
