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Which was NOT a problem faced by farmers in the late 19th century?
A. Overproduction on the Great Plains led to a drop in crop prices.
B. Rising city populations were willing to pay higher prices for food.
C. Railroads and grain elevator owners were making huge profits on farmers.
D. Famers owed money on loans for farm machinery, improvements and bad times.

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Your answer would be A

The farmers in the 19th century did not face the problem of overproduction on the Great Plains that led to a drop in crop prices.

The farmers were heavily dependent on agricultural work as one-third of the US population was engaged in farm work. This made the prices fall of the agricultural produce along with their exploitation by unfair practices.  

The farm production increased after the civil war due to a fall in demand however the industrialization also increased during that period, which shifted more resources to industrial processes that had a negative impact on agricultural prices.  

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