When americans moved west in the 1800s, they did this for many reasons. which of the following reasons is an example of a pull factor that encouraged americans to migrate? a. there was not enough land available in the eastern states. b. there were plenty of land and resources available out west. c. there were few jobs available in the east. d. there was unfair treatment in the eastern states.

A. There was not enough land in the East with so many settlers immigrating to America.

The correct answer is option B. "There were plenty of land and resources available out West".

Explanation:

There are different reasons why people migrate from one location to another, and the ones who are positive and attractive in the destination place are called "pull factors". When Americans moved west in the 1800s, one pull factor was that there were plenty of land and resources available out West. The reason is that this is an attractive element of moving west, which is the destination place in Americans migration in the 1800s.

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