During the Civil War, the Republican Congress passed the Homestead Act. The act promised ANY settler 160 acres of land if they met the following requirements:
at least 21 years of age, citizens or immigrants who had applied fro citizenship, build a house and live in it at least 6 months each year, and farm the land for 5 consecutive years. After meeting the first to requirements you moved to your new land and worked on the last 3 requirements. If you were a person or a family doing this you were called a Homesteader.
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I think christopher colombus was the first person to land in the us first
Here are some African names for "first born:" ADIAHA- First born daughter. (Nigeria) AMOT- First born. (Sudan) BAAKO- First born. (Nigeria) KONYI- First born son. (Sudan) MOSI- First born. (Tanzania) There are thousands of languages in Africa, so there isn't just one African name for first born.
Lucy Hayes was the first first lady with a college degree.
the first written constitution was in the first colonies was the may flower compact.
The Homesteader was created in 1919-03.
The web address of the Homesteader'S Museum is: www.homesteadermuseum.com
The web address of the Homesteader Museum is: http://www.homesteadermuseum.com
The phone number of the Homesteader Museum is: 307-754-9481.
The address of the Homesteader Museum is: 324 E 1St St, Powell, WY 82435
Homesteader Droopy - 1954 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA #16416)
Oscar Micheaux made The Homesteader in 1919. It was his first novel made into a movie.
The cast of Homesteader Droopy - 1954 includes: Paul Frees as Narrator Bill Thompson as Droopy
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they used it more
. First they had to pay a mail fee which is $10.they had to be over the age of 21.they had to farm the land and live on it for 5 years
To prove up required a homesteader to live on the land for five years, building a house as well. Then, after five years, the homesteader had to bring in two reliable neighbors who could swear the homesteader had lived on the land and improved it for the previous five years. After paying a filing fee, the land become the property of the homesteader. Large number of homesteaders, especially in the high prairies, were unable to "prove up" and abandoned their failing farms.