Which statement is most accurate with respect to the federal government's land policies in the 19th century?

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The federal government's land policies in the 19th century involved giving away a lot of land through grants and homestead acts but also charging a token amount (usually $1.25 per acre) for the rest of the land available for sale. This was done to encourage westward expansion and settlement. While the government did charge for the land sold, the amount charged was not considered substantial.

Which Statement Is Most Accurate with Respect to the Federal