How did the majority of homesteaders build homes on the prairie in the late 1800s? they constructed homes out of sod from the area. they bought lumber from the east to build homes. they hired immigrant workers to build their houses. they traded with american indians to obtain tents.

The correct answer is
They constructed homes out of sod from the area.

Commonly these were smaller houses that weren't meant to last very long. Lumber and stones and other higher quality material was very expensive so they couldn't do it with it, so they just used sod and similar materials to build their homes.

No voting
not allowed to own land
not allowed to get a job at a white bushiness
could not marry a white person
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