In the Early Nineteenth Century,life in the Western Territories Was

question 57

Multiple Choice

In the early nineteenth century,life in the western territories was characterized by

• A)frequent mobility of the population.
• B)a surplus of labor.
• C)the absence of community institutions.
• D)generally declining land values.
• E)frequent visits to the East for finished goods.

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