Which event that best explains the reason why the value of American farmland decreased in the 1920's is that it was in between World War 1 and the fallout of the Great Depression which dropped market prices and farmer's farm prices :3
During the 1920s, WWI had just ended and many American farmers were left with a continuous cycle of falling into debt as a result for a much lower demand for crops despite production being high. This ultimately led to farmland value to decrease significantly during the 1920s.
