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Along with the Homestead Act of 1862, which factor helped stimulate the land rush in the trans-Mississippi West?a. the transition from large commercial farming to smaller family farms b. the opening of the transcontinental railroad c. the availability of essential resources such as water and firewood on the plainsd. Frederick Jackson turner's "the significance of the frontier in American history"
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