<span>In the 1910s and 1920s the southern Plains was "the last frontier of agriculture" according to the government, when rising wheat prices, a war in Europe, a series of unusually wet years, and generous federal farm policies created a land boom – the Great Plow-Up that turned 5.2 million acres of thick native grassland into wheat fields. Newcomers rushed in and towns sprang up overnight.</span>
number one makes the most sense.
The government limited the freedom of the Garcia family and left them scared and insecure.
<h3>Why did the government promote these effects?</h3>
- Because this was a dictatorial government.
- Because the government was authoritarian.
- Because the Garcia family was influential and against the dictatorship.
The Garcia family did not support the authoritarianism of the dictatorial government in their region, for this reason, they were investigated, spied on, and frightened by the government and its henchmen. This proved a strong fear, as all family members felt insecure and afraid of being attacked.
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