Land ownership was important for social mobility and political standing during the early republic because:
- Many states still had property ownership in qualifications for voting.
- Many in the founding generation believed that widespread landownership would serve to equalize the social classes.
Land ownership quite simply is the ownership of a piece of land or lands that can be rented, sold, given out on lease, etc.
During the early republic, there was a need for people to own land as this was considered good for political status and social standing because:
- Land was an important factor that was needed in order to vote
- Land ownership would help people become more accepted in higher social classes, etc
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