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Farmers on a Closing Frontier Answers

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The sharecropping system and the crop-lien system were both attempts to

A
help farmers to stay out of debt and lower their yields.
B
address problems facing farmers after the Civil War.
C
make it easier for farmers to buy supplies.
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Both the sharecropping system and the crop-lien system

A
often helped farmers become wealthy and acquire more land.
B
often led to lower costs for farmers and landowners.
C
often led to debt for farmers and landowners.
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How did railroads help farmers in the late 1800s?

A
They charged small farms higher shipping rates.
B
They helped farmers transport their goods to wider markets.
C
They organized highly efficient monopolies.
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Which of these was not one of the central goals of the Grange?

A
improving the social lives of farm families
B
expanding knowledge about farming methods
C
helping railroads raise shipping prices
D
running cooperative businesses to help farmers save money
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The Grange and Farmers’ Alliances were similar in that they

A
worked to improve railroads’ profits.
B
focused on placing farmers in debt.
C
sought to improve the lives of farmers.
6

The Grange and Farmers’ Alliances differed in

A
their views on the regulation of business.
B
their commitment to political action.
C
their efforts to provide economic support to farmers.
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How did railroads hurt farmers in the late 1800s?

A
They opened new land for settlement and farming.
B
They expanded the size of the markets for farmers.
C
They used unfair business practices and charged high shipping rates.

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