Whom did the New Deal AAA policies help the least?

History

2 answers:

kramer2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

meriva2 years ago

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The correct answer is D; Sharecroppers and tenant farmers .

Further Explanation:

When the New Deal was passed into law, farmers of small, large, and commercial farms got benefits. It was the sharecroppers and tenant farmers who got nothing. The subsidy for the sharecroppers and tenant farmers was given to the landlord, the one who owned the farm. The land owners then used that money to buy more machinery which then lowered the amount of workers needed. Many people lost their jobs.

Farmers made more money to farm less than they needed too. Farmers were paid to produce certain types of food or raise certain types of livestock. These were;

Wheat
Cotton
Tobacco
Corn
Rice
Hogs
Milk

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