Question

Which of the following was a challenge faced by farmers in the late 1800s?

A. Lower rates on field irrigation
B. Higher prices for shipping goods
C. Higher prices for cash crops
D. Lower prices for farm equipment
@Zale101

Answer 1

What's your best choice? Based off of your studies.

Answer 2

a because there was alot of flooding even sometimes burned the crops

Answer 3

@Zale101

Answer 4

problems such as indian raids, poor growing conditions, droughts, disease, insects are what western famers faced during the 1800s.

Answer 5

so its a

Answer 6

because of that, transportation price for goods were high which caused less profit. And top of that, the crops prices dropped resulting in less profit too.

Answer 7

A can't be the answer, the farmers had problems with prices

Answer 8

prices on transportation and crops

Answer 9

c because of the higher prices

Answer 10

no, the crops prices fell

Answer 11

im confused now

Answer 12

read what i said before, i said the answer

Answer 13

b

Answer 14

crops prices fell, transportation price for good became high another word is shipping

Answer 15

yes :D

Answer 16

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Answer 17

let me find a good site for u to study from, hold on

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

http://www.warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2692/Classes/11542/AP%20US%20History%20Notes%20Dec%204.pdf

Answer 20

http://www.education.com/study-help/article/us-history-late-19th-century-populism/

Answer 21

During the late 1800s, farmers faced many challenges. Some of them were in desperate economic straits. Their profits had gone down while their expenses had gone up. Ironically, success had led to failure; after years of bountiful harvests, the supply of fresh produce and grain was exceeding demand. This imbalance caused prices to fall. Meanwhile, the railroads continued to raise prices for shipping, and manufacturers who sold equipment such as plows were also charging more. Farmers had little choice but to go into debt.