Low crop prices hurt farmers, but there were other factors at work. Farm families had to pay high prices for farm machinery through the 1920s. Also, rates to haul grain were much higher than they had been before the war. Many rural areas had built new schools and put gravel on country roads when times were good.
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I’m going to go with o too much government regulation.
It's most likely B because a lot of people live along the coast in a lot of places because of the weather but can you take a picture lfnthe map
