At the end of the Revolution in western Pennsylvania,
A) A third of the men were landless.
B) A third of the population had died during the conflict.
C) Indians had restored most of their land claims.
D) French trappers were challenging the American identity of the region once more.

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The text states that "at the end of the Revolution, about a third of the men were landless and without livelihoods." This implies that many individuals had lost their property or had been unable to acquire it, resulting in a significant portion of the population becoming landless. None of the other choices are supported by the information given in the text.

At the End of the Revolution in Western Pennsylvania