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Which one of these factors did not make the trans-Mississippi West a unique part of the American frontier experience?a. the large-scale engagement and struggle between white Anglo and Hispanic cultures.b. the problem of applying new technologies in a hostile wilderness.c. the scale and severity of environmental challenges in an arid environment.d. the large role of the federal government in economic and social development.e. the final military defeat of American Indians and their continuing substantial presence in the region.
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