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Which statement best summarizes why people were motivated to take advantage of the homestead act?
a. the act made it possible for farmers to work for their own benefit. b. the act made it possible for immigrants to become us citizens.
c. the act made it possible for people over twenty-one to start their own business.
d. the act made it possible for foreigners to come to the united states.
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