homesteaders
Prononciation : [ˈhoʊmˌstɛdərz]
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Contexte : « settlement »
(noun) people who move to an area and settle down to build homes and farms, usually on land that is not owned. They often try to make a new life for themselves by growing food and raising animals.
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Many homesteaders found success in creating farms in the wide-open spaces of the West.
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Not every homesteader was able to survive the harsh winters when they first arrived.
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What challenges did the homesteaders face when they moved to new lands?
Contexte : « historical »
(noun) people who took advantage of the Homestead Act in the United States, which allowed them to claim land for free if they improved it.
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The Homestead Act encouraged many homesteaders to build farms and establish communities.
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Some homesteaders struggled to meet the requirements set by the Homestead Act, like living on the land for a certain number of years.
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How did the Homestead Act change the lives of homesteaders in America?
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