What happened to land in america after revolutionary war? a. people fighting over land led to the civil warb. it was heavily taxed to raise moneyc. some was redistributed from the wealthyd. they all became the government's property

Many British loyalists left the colonies after the Revolutionary War. there land was confiscated and sold or auctioned off. Also large areas of land deecred to some landholders by the King of england were confiscated.

Indian lands were siezed because most had fought for the British.

Once the American revolutionary war got over, People started to fight over land which eventually led to Civil War.

Further Explanation:

By the American revolutionary war got over, there were disputed between colonies of America in respect to who has access of how much territory or which land belongs to which state. During American Revolutionary war, Britain lost all 13 colonies on which it once governed. There was unrest with the American community as this issue was escalating at rapid pace. There were as much as 9 navy fleets among 13 American colonies who got independence from British and every state had its own army and they were fighting for acquiring of lands. Though Treaty of Paris ended the American revolutionary war but that was only on documents as tensions were growing among United States and Britain consistently because Britishers refused to leave many fronts of its Northwest Territory on the other hand the Americans continued to take property forcefully from the people who supported Britain in the war. The land issue was the major concern after the American revolutionary war got over and it eventually led to Civil war.  

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: American revolutionary war

Keywords:

United States,  American revolutionary war, British, Colonies, War, Navy, Army, Attack, Land issue, Civil war, Property rights, Unrest.

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