In the late 1830s, many people moved west most likely to escape

O political turmoil.

O poor economic conditions.

O fights over land control.

O urban pollution

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Jaiden Hood

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16 June, 20:24

In the late 1830s, many people moved west most likely to escape

O political turmoil.

O poor economic conditions.

O fights over land control.

O urban pollution

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Oliver Cuevas · Answer 1

poor economic conditions.

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from the 1820s to 1830s, the eastern United States was facing poro economic conditions that made life hard on the people who lived there. wanting better lives for themselves and their families, many people moved west to escape their poor economic conditions. some people for example moved west because they were hoping that they could get a lot of rich farmland and grow cash crops (like cotton) there

In the late 1830s, many people moved west most likely to escapeO political turmoil.O poor economic conditions.O fights over land control.O urban pollution

In the late 1830s, many people moved west most likely to escape

O political turmoil.

O poor economic conditions.

O fights over land control.

O urban pollution