Agricultural revolution was Just a fight to keep the food industry goin
For Washington, the revolution represented a devastating strategic loss. Since the British withdrawal from the Persian Gulf in 1971, Iran had become the cornerstone of America’s security architecture for protecting Western interests across the region. As both the “pivot in the price hike” and the sole regional leader willing to buck the Arab oil embargo, the shah had made himself equally consequential for energy markets and the global economy.
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In the late 1800s, the system of sharecropping in the South failed to <u>stimulate and grow the Southern economy.</u>
Farming fell first then consumer products and then banks and stock market.
Farming was first hit by world depression in the early 1920s due to overproduction for WWI and not readjusting into the 1920s. As the world could not afford and/or did not need US food, farmers were first to see a reduction of income which would begin to impact other industries connected to farmers.
