Which of the following was not a social problem associated with boom towns in the Indian Territory?

Boom towns in the Indian Territory faced shortages of resources and weak law enforcement, while drinking and gambling were common. Opportunities were not limited to American Indians and freedmen; people from outside the territory also came seeking work and business. Therefore, “Opportunities were limited to American Indians and freedmen” was not a social problem associated with the boom towns.

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