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Why were undesirables drawn to Oklahoma after the Civil War? There was free land available. There was a lack of law and order. There were fewer Native Americans. There were no forts to protect the people.
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Why were undesirables drawn to Oklahoma after the Civil War?

There was free land available.
There was a lack of law and order.
There were fewer Native Americans.
There were no forts to protect the people.

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The answer is there is no forts to protect those people. So, because of that, they were drawn to Oklahoma.
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Answer:

There were no forts to protect the people.

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