What was not a factor that encouraged settlement of the West in the late 1800s? A) growth of railroads

B) peace with Native Americans

C) free or cheap land

D) discoveries of gold, silver, and copper

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17 February, 17:24

What was not a factor that encouraged settlement of the West in the late 1800s? A) growth of railroads

B) peace with Native Americans

C) free or cheap land

D) discoveries of gold, silver, and copper

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B) peace with Native Americans

During this time land was cheap and the discovery of gold, silver, and copper was becoming popular. Also the growth of railroads was becoming beneficial to transport these newfound discoveries and to also transport many settlers westward (manifest destiny).

What was not a factor that encouraged settlement of the West in the late 1800s? A) growth of railroadsB) peace with Native AmericansC) free or cheap landD) discoveries of gold, silver, and copper

What was not a factor that encouraged settlement of the West in the late 1800s? A) growth of railroads

B) peace with Native Americans

C) free or cheap land

D) discoveries of gold, silver, and copper