Which of the following were the effects of the homestead act on the american indians in the late 1800s select the two correct answers

A. increased encroachment of white settlers onto American Indian lands

C. the movement of American Indians to eastern cities

Explanation:

The homestead act was a policy by the united states government to provide land for potential settlers that just come into untied states territory.

This problem is, large part of the lands from this act belong to the native Americans. So, this act basically take their ancestral by force to provide room for white settlers on american Indian land.

Because of this, the natives started to scatter all across the countries. Many of them decided to move to eastern cities in the hope of finding a new way of survive.

One of the most important forms of legislation in the United States in 1862 was the Homestead Act established and signed by Abraham Lincoln. Several government aspects were left to the private sector in this act.

Explanation:

•Increased encroachment of white settlers onto American Indian lands

The implementation of the Homestead Act is very helpful to the rich in the U.S In most areas, white people. This is reasonable to pay $18 to $10 for the claim process to apply for land or property per person. Meanwhile, for the process of administration, $2. The homesteader will then obtain a patent for the property and the certificate after payment was made.

The problem that arises, however, is that nearly all of the land in the U.S. is owned by native Americans, such as several Indian tribes. Many Indians felt threatened and sought to defend their land and at that time to also be interrupted by white society.

•The movement of American Indians to eastern cities

The Homestead Act enactment also widens the gap for most U.S. citizens to move to the western region. Montana and North Dakota regions, for example. Progressively, since these settlers arrived, the Indian people felt excluded. They also tried to seek a new place to stay and change their destiny.

Almost all of these native Americans are moving to various cities. Particularly in the eastern. Their trip did not always easy, some people succeeded, but when they tried to move to the east, not a few Indians met serious obstacles.

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Keyword:  Homestead Act, Native Americans, Homestead Act effect

Subject  :  Histroy

Class  :  7-9

Subchapter:  American Studies

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