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Question 13 • US History

What was the main reason why the Grange started pressuring state governments about farming issues?

Answer
A
The Grange was not allowed to open up cooperative farm businesses.
B
Farming was becoming less important to the nation’s food supply.
C
Life for farmers was not improving as they continued to go into debt.
D
The railroads charged small farms lower rates than large operations.

Explanation

Farmers joined the Grange to address worsening economic conditions, including debt and unfair costs. When farmers’ lives did not improve, the Grange pressed state governments to regulate issues such as railroad rates and other practices that hurt them. The correct choice is A, because continued debt showed that farmers’ problems were not being solved.

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