Select all that apply. More settlers moved westward after the War of 1812 for the following two reasons:

~more jobs were available out West

~there was plenty of cheap land

~peace had been made with Indians

~travel to the West was easy

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Jon Dennis

11 April, 11:24

Select all that apply. More settlers moved westward after the War of 1812 for the following two reasons:

~more jobs were available out West

~there was plenty of cheap land

~peace had been made with Indians

~travel to the West was easy

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Lilia Richard · Answer 1

Peace with Indians and cheap land available.

The War of 1812 settled some of the fighting happening on the US's western edges with Native American tribes. These tribes sided with Britain in the War of 1812 and allowed for some peace to be created in the Ohio Valley.

Once the land was safer and opened up, land was sold cheaply allowing many people to move into the current states of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.

Select all that apply. More settlers moved westward after the War of 1812 for the following two reasons:~more jobs were available out West~there was plenty of cheap land~peace had been made with Indians~travel to the West was easy

Select all that apply. More settlers moved westward after the War of 1812 for the following two reasons:

~more jobs were available out West

~there was plenty of cheap land

~peace had been made with Indians

~travel to the West was easy