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In the 1850's, land cost between $3.68 to $21.73 an acre. It depended on the area, the amount of acreage purchased, and the quality of the land.
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How much money did the land in the US cost in the 1800s?
$1.25 per acre
Why did businesses and farms in the US benefit in the 1800s?
Easy credit
How much does one acre of land cost in Pennsylvania?
1 arce of land can cost 40k up to 150k in the US not sure for pennsilvania
In the early 1800s most of the US land area was occupied by?
Wilderness and forests.
How did the popular thinking about the US change in the 1800s?
In the early 1800s, four nations claimed the vast, rugged land know as the Oregon Country.
How did popular thinking about the mission of the US change in the 1800s?
In the early 1800s, four nations claimed the vast, rugged land know as the Oregon Country.
How did popular thinking about the mission of the US change in 1800s?
In the early 1800s, four nations claimed the vast, rugged land know as the Oregon Country.
Why did Jefferson want the US to expand early in the 1800s?
to provide more farm land for its growing population
Why did the Jefferson want the US to expand in the early 1800s?
to provide more farm land for its growing population
Why did Jefferson want to us to expand in the early 1800s?
to provide more farm land for its growing population
How much does 200009000 rupies cost in us?
How much does 200009000 rupies cost in us?"
What is Us cost per acre of land 2010?
In the US, land prices can vary greatly from as little as $500 per acre for very poor, remote areas, to as much as well over $100,000 per acre for land for development purposes.
