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Definition of homesteading in English: homesteadingnoun həʊmstɛdɪŋˈhōmˌstediNG mass nounNorth American 1Life as a settler on a homestead. 〈北美〉（在受赠宅地上定居的）移民生活 Example sentencesExamples - Marlett puts these colonies and their leaders in historical context and in the larger framework of Depression era homesteading encouraged by federal funds.
- She married William Ernest Jamieson in 1921 and they had one daughter, but their marriage fell apart after a miserable attempt at homesteading.
- Sitting across the street from the train depot in Billings is a reminder of the promise of Montana homesteading and the living that some hardy families continue to carve between the buttes.
- There's 103-year-old Roy Larkin Stamper, who remembers homesteading in Indian Territory and confides to Ellis his deep desire to remarry.
- Just as homesteading was an economic decision so was leaving - they would be better off returning than staying.
- But my ultimate taste of weed ‘management’ was homesteading on the forested slopes of the Big Island of Hawaii.
- The heedless optimism that characterized the initial period of Montana's twentieth-century homesteading was in the air.
- In fact, Micheaux's homesteading in South Dakota in 1905 was relatively late in the history of African-American settlement west of the Mississippi River.
- Equally revealing is what compelled single women to engage in homesteading.
- In these books, Micheaux brings to the Great Plains the ideals of homesteading as cemented in the Homestead Act of 1862.
- Strong markets for crops and livestock attracted hundreds of farmers and homesteading boomed, particularly between 1911 and 1917.
- I've read lots of books and magazines about self sufficiency and homesteading and your magazine has always been my favorite guide and reference.
- For anyone even thinking of homesteading, Gene Logsdon's books should be required reading.
- Whereas Wister staunchly believed in the boundless opportunities for individual fortune in the West, Micheaux's attempts at homesteading proved otherwise for him.
- Peggy experienced homesteading first-hand after her family moved from Great Falls to a claim near Sand Coulee when she was about six.
- Omitted was any indication of her feelings about leaving, any apprehension or excitement about homesteading, or, other than not sleeping, how she withstood the trip.
- 1.1 The granting of homesteads to settlers.
（给移民的）赠地 Example sentencesExamples - Remaining federal land west of the 100th Meridian, except in Washington and Alaska, was withdrawn from homesteading when the Taylor Grazing Act became law in 1934.
- The USA has always stylized the founding of the West, from lottery like homesteading to the perverse pull of the rush for gold.
Definition of homesteading in US English: homesteadingnounˈhōmˌstediNG North American 1Life as a settler on a homestead. 〈北美〉（在受赠宅地上定居的）移民生活 Example sentencesExamples - In fact, Micheaux's homesteading in South Dakota in 1905 was relatively late in the history of African-American settlement west of the Mississippi River.
- The heedless optimism that characterized the initial period of Montana's twentieth-century homesteading was in the air.
- Sitting across the street from the train depot in Billings is a reminder of the promise of Montana homesteading and the living that some hardy families continue to carve between the buttes.
- Just as homesteading was an economic decision so was leaving - they would be better off returning than staying.
- In these books, Micheaux brings to the Great Plains the ideals of homesteading as cemented in the Homestead Act of 1862.
- But my ultimate taste of weed ‘management’ was homesteading on the forested slopes of the Big Island of Hawaii.
- Marlett puts these colonies and their leaders in historical context and in the larger framework of Depression era homesteading encouraged by federal funds.
- She married William Ernest Jamieson in 1921 and they had one daughter, but their marriage fell apart after a miserable attempt at homesteading.
- Omitted was any indication of her feelings about leaving, any apprehension or excitement about homesteading, or, other than not sleeping, how she withstood the trip.
- Whereas Wister staunchly believed in the boundless opportunities for individual fortune in the West, Micheaux's attempts at homesteading proved otherwise for him.
- Peggy experienced homesteading first-hand after her family moved from Great Falls to a claim near Sand Coulee when she was about six.
- There's 103-year-old Roy Larkin Stamper, who remembers homesteading in Indian Territory and confides to Ellis his deep desire to remarry.
- For anyone even thinking of homesteading, Gene Logsdon's books should be required reading.
- I've read lots of books and magazines about self sufficiency and homesteading and your magazine has always been my favorite guide and reference.
- Equally revealing is what compelled single women to engage in homesteading.
- Strong markets for crops and livestock attracted hundreds of farmers and homesteading boomed, particularly between 1911 and 1917.
- 1.1 The granting of homesteads to settlers.
（给移民的）赠地 Example sentencesExamples - Remaining federal land west of the 100th Meridian, except in Washington and Alaska, was withdrawn from homesteading when the Taylor Grazing Act became law in 1934.
- The USA has always stylized the founding of the West, from lottery like homesteading to the perverse pull of the rush for gold.
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