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Lukas Kirk

27 July, 01:38

What does the phrase "the closing of the frontier" mean?

a. that the u. s government did not want anyone else moving out west?

b. that there was no longer a discernable frontier line in the united states

c. that the homestead act has ended

d. that native Americans refused to allow settlers to move past the California border

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