The western frontier. 160 acres was given to anyone willing to move west
Answer: 100,000,000 acres = 156,250 square miles.
The law that governed the division and sale of western lands before the Homestead Act was the Land Act of 1796. The Land Act of 1796 described how much land could be bought at one time, which was then 640 acres. It also described what size a town could be which was an area of 36 square miles.
55.7 million acres
America expanded it's territory by 360 million acres with the purchase of Alaska.
The Homestead Act
First, millions of acres of undeveloped land in America are protected from being purchased because they are owned by local, state and federal governments, and nonprofit conservation groups. Second, millions of acres of developed and undeveloped land in America are privately owned. Cities take up millions of acres. You could not buy up all the land in America. Even if you could buy up all the land possible, you would not "own" America. You would own a lot of land.First, millions of acres of undeveloped land in America are protected from being purchased because they are owned by local, state and federal governments, and nonprofit conservation groups. Second, millions of acres of developed and undeveloped land in America are privately owned. Cities take up millions of acres. You could not buy up all the land in America. Even if you could buy up all the land possible, you would not "own" America. You would own a lot of land.First, millions of acres of undeveloped land in America are protected from being purchased because they are owned by local, state and federal governments, and nonprofit conservation groups. Second, millions of acres of developed and undeveloped land in America are privately owned. Cities take up millions of acres. You could not buy up all the land in America. Even if you could buy up all the land possible, you would not "own" America. You would own a lot of land.First, millions of acres of undeveloped land in America are protected from being purchased because they are owned by local, state and federal governments, and nonprofit conservation groups. Second, millions of acres of developed and undeveloped land in America are privately owned. Cities take up millions of acres. You could not buy up all the land in America. Even if you could buy up all the land possible, you would not "own" America. You would own a lot of land.
Millions of acres of southern land opened up for settlement .
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About 130 million acres are owned by the federal government and other state and local governments. The remaining 300 million acres are in relatively small tracts
millions of acres of southern land opened up for settlement
2,645,615 km2 (21,021,478 sq mi)
160 acres of free land to farm
160 acres of free land to farm