How did farmers in New England respond to the Industrial Revolution? (5 points) a Most farmers began to specialize in single cro
ps in response to greater manufacturing needs. b Farmers benefitted from the population increase—more people meant a greater need for food. c Because of poor soil in the area, farmers were willing to leave their farms to work in the factories. d The new machines meant many farmers lost their jobs, and they were forced to move to other areas.
Answer: B. Farmers benefitted from the population increase—more people meant a greater need for food.
Explanation: Farmers benefitted from the population increase—more people meant a greater need for food. Because of poor soil in the area, farmers were willing to leave their farms to work in the factories.
Explanation: Cherokee Nation v. Georgia was a case of the Supreme Court of the United States rejected in January 1831. The Cherokee Nation tried with this lawsuit against the state of Georgia to prohibit the interference.
