It set the cost of public lands at prices too high for most settlers.
they felt like it Technically, "they felt like it" is not really specific. What I think is the correct answer is, the settlers ignored the policy because of their need for land.
selling land to farmers
The Proclomation of 1763 angered wealthy speculators because they owned land west of the mountains.
they live off the land
settlers got land even if they didn't live there and was often sold to speculators
It set the cost of public lands at prices too high for most settlers.
It set the cost of public lands at prices too high for most settlers.
It set the cost of public lands at prices too high for most settlers.
they felt like it Technically, "they felt like it" is not really specific. What I think is the correct answer is, the settlers ignored the policy because of their need for land.
The land policy was that settlers got land even if they didn't live there and was often sold to speculators. The congress would also give land to immigrant agents. The immigrant agents would relocate settlers to the area. The land policy effected Texas's growth by the population.
what's the law that made all settlers think all land belonged to them
Land speculators and their agents used advertising and promotional campaigns to portray the southern Plains as fertile land suitable for farming and grazing. They often exaggerated the potential of the land, highlighting successful farming and ranching operations as examples. Additionally, they offered incentives such as low-priced land and easy credit terms to attract settlers to the region.
Andrew Jackson tried to stop land speculators by congress passing the Indian Removal Act in 1830
selling land to farmers
Very simple they wanted the land and felt they were superior.
The Proclomation of 1763 angered wealthy speculators because they owned land west of the mountains.