Why was the Great Plains attractive to settlers in the 1800s, even though it was sometimes referred to as the “Great American Desert”? The Plains Indians had deserted the area, making the land available. The sandy soil was good for growing certain kinds of plants. Even though it was very dry, settlers wanted to raise cattle there. New inventions enabled farmers to use the soil more productively.

Answer:

The land was avalible because it was deserted

Explanation:

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Question 11 of 14
The Maya civilization was an important Mesoamerican civilization because it:
A. introduced the idea that there is only one god.
B. Destroyed all the largest pyramids in the region.
C. Proved that one empire could unite all of mesoamerica.
D. Used hieroglyphs to record historical info

The excerpt below was from a notice posted by J.J. Cook of the Confederate Army.
Notice! Headquarters. Galveston, October 4th, 1862. 10 o'clock P.M. The Commander of the Federal Naval Fleet having granted four days' time to remove the women and children from the City. Notice is hereby given to the citizens, that they may avail themselves of the opportunity of leaving.

The notice above represents precautions taken by the Confederate army before the battle. Based on the information from the notice, which of the following statements best reflects the priorities of Texas military leaders before a battle?

A. They were concerned with finding as many deserters as possible
B. They were concerned with evacuating the elderly
C. They were concerned with enlisting as many people as possible to fight
D. They were concerned with evacuating women and children

Discuss the reasons the United States would want to occupy Japan as we lead their rebuilding process?

Why did you think Hoover had such a difficult time winning the re-election in 1932? If you had been one of his campaign advisors, what strategy would you have suggested?

Why does the author compare Garrison to his high school friend, Mike?

A. They both liked football.
B. Both men enjoyed writing and literature.
C. Mike, like Garrison, was always open to learning and not afraid to try.
D. Both were black men.

One of the jobs of political parties is to ______________________.

A: Provide a forum to discuss public policies and issues with like-minded individuals and try to influence government

B: Serve as an entry point for people to become involved in government

C: Serve as a connection between state and national government

D: all of the above

What is one major EFFECT of barbed wire becoming popular in Texas?

One of the results of the Agricultural Revolution in Great Britain was
A. food production decreased causing higher prices.
B. food production increased contributing to a larger population.
C. an increase in small family farms.
D. a movement of people from cities to rural areas

How did Huey Long and the Louisiana government work to deal with the Great Depression? Check all that apply.

The state raised taxes on the middle class.
The state employed workers to build roads and bridges.
The state decreased the cost of tuition to LSU.
The state dissolved the government and held new elections.
The state declared bankruptcy to relieve the economic burden.

How does President McKinley allude to the concept of “White Man’s Burden” in his reasons for annexing the Philippines?