In what way did the industrialization of agriculture hurt farmers in the late 1800s?

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amid [387]3 years ago

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The way in which the industrialization of agriculture<em> hurt farmers</em> in the late 1800s is:

C. the industrialization of agriculture led to overproduction, which lowered the price of crops.

The answer choice which was a <em>goal of both</em> the Populist Party and the Knights of Labor is:

B. government ownership of railroads

The reason why <em>members of the populist movement</em> want the U.S. government to increase the amount of greenbacks in circulation is:

A. increasing the amount of greenbacks would make it easier for farmers to repay their debts and obtain loans.

The answer choice which was a success for the labor movement is:

D. bread and roses strike

<h3>What is Agriculture?</h3>

This refers to the use of farming and other means of cultivation of animals and crops to produce more goods.

With the introduction of industrialization of agriculture, there was the use of better tools and machines which led to an increase in crop production and as a result of this, prices of goods fell which hurt the farmers.

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