Homestead Act APUSH Quiz
It is such a painful and degrading experience if an individual or a family doesn't have a land or a place they can call their own in the country where they were born.
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When was this act created?
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1562
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1662
- C.
1762
- D.
1862
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A. 1562Explanation
This act was created in 1562.Rate this question:
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What is a deed?
- A.
A legal instrument
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A title to property
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Conveyances and commissions
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All of these
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D. All of theseExplanation
A deed is a legal instrument that serves as a title to property and is used for conveyances and commissions. It is a document that establishes ownership and transfers property rights from one party to another. Therefore, all of the given options accurately describe what a deed is, making "all of these" the correct answer.Rate this question:
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What do you think is the last procedure?
- A.
File an application
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Improve the land
- C.
File for a deed
- D.
All of these
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C. File for a deedExplanation
The last procedure in this sequence is to file for a deed. This is because filing for a deed is typically the final step in the process of acquiring ownership of a property. Before filing for a deed, one would need to file an application and improve the land, but these steps would usually precede the final step of filing for a deed. Therefore, "file for a deed" is the correct answer as the last procedure.Rate this question:
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What is the next procedure to acquire the land?
- A.
File for an application
- B.
Improve the land
- C.
File for a deed
- D.
None of the above
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B. Improve the landExplanation
The next procedure to acquire the land is to improve the land. This suggests that before acquiring the land, it needs to be developed or enhanced in some way. This could involve activities such as clearing the land, leveling the ground, making infrastructure improvements, or any other steps necessary to make the land suitable for its intended use. Once the land has been improved, it can then be acquired for the desired purpose.Rate this question:
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What is the first step in acquiring the land?
- A.
File an application
- B.
Improve the land
- C.
File for deed
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
A. File an applicationExplanation
The first step in acquiring land is to file an application. This is because before any other actions can be taken, such as improving the land or filing for a deed, the interested party must first submit an application to the appropriate authority or organization. This application typically includes information about the intended use of the land and any relevant documentation or fees. Once the application is approved, further steps can be taken to acquire the land, such as improving it or filing for a deed.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Where is the location of the land according to the act?
- A.
North
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West
- C.
South
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East
Correct Answer
B. WestExplanation
According to the given information, the location of the land according to the act is in the West.Rate this question:
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Who are the recipients of this act?
- A.
Illegal settlers
- B.
Alien residents
- C.
Eligible people
- D.
Natural citizens
Correct Answer
C. Eligible peopleExplanation
The recipients of this act are eligible people. This implies that the act is specifically designed for individuals who meet certain criteria or qualifications. It excludes illegal settlers, alien residents, and natural citizens, indicating that the act is not applicable to them.Rate this question:
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Who were not eligible to be a beneficiary?
- A.
A confederate
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Freed slaves
- C.
an individual 21 years and older
- D.
None of these
Correct Answer
A. A confederateExplanation
The correct answer is a confederate. A confederate refers to someone who was part of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War. Since the Confederacy was fighting against the Union and the Union was the one providing benefits and assistance, it is logical to conclude that confederates would not be eligible to be beneficiaries.Rate this question:
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