Each state only had one vote in congress regardless of the size.
C many indusries could not keep up with the demand for their products
. In humid, crop-producing areas the adoption of tractors during the 1930s and 1940s freed up land that had been used to feed horses. Increased use of fertilizer and improved seed varieties raised total production without adding more acres to the farm. These options, largely unavailable to livestock producers who dominated the drier sections of the Plains, resulted in only modest changes in farm numbers and size in the eastern third of the Dakotas and Nebraska, and northeastern Kansas. Average farm size increased less than 20 percent in many eastern counties before 1950.
Answer:
A. Democracy
Explanation:
The last three are not electoral, and the last two are not for nor by the people.
