2 years ago

Why was the railroads a problem for the farmers?

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because farmland was bought away from them or they just built over there land and were often kicked out of there property and the noise often made the farmers quit and move and made it hotter then normal from the burning coal

Explanation: learned it a long time ago if you will be willing to please mark me brainliest for my rank face it you need ppl like me to pass your classes

Ne4ueva [31]2 years ago

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Railroads were a problem to farmers because although it helped with shipping crops, the pay for the shipping rates were painfully high.

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