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Why did outlaws like committing crimes in the West? a. it was easy to attack homesteaders as they were isolated b.all of the above c. There were a lot of hiding places d. they were not easily identified
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Why did outlaws like committing crimes in the West? a. it was easy to attack homesteaders as they were isolated b.all of the above c. There were a lot of hiding places d. they were not easily identified

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The answer is B :)

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