When Land Across the Mountains Became Available in the Early

question 50

Multiple Choice

When land across the mountains became available in the early nineteenth century,

• A) much of New England was simply abandoned by people primarily interested in farming.
• B) live-stock raising, dairying and lumbering kept rural New England from being totally abandoned.
• C) very few New England farmers elected to stay in New England.
• D) Manufacturing quickly replaced New England farming.

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