White pioneers on the Great Plains faced all of the following problems EXCEPT:
A) scarcities of water that harmed survival and domestic labor.
B) the loud clamoring of crowded neighbors who rushed to build housing.
C) a shortage of trees, which meant there was little wood for housing.
D) sod houses being plagued by snakes, mice, and insects.

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The Great Plains were sparsely populated, so white pioneers did not face the problem of crowded neighbors; instead, they dealt with issues like water scarcity, lack of wood, and pests in sod houses.

White Pioneers on the Great Plains Faced All of the Following