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Why did American farmers have difficulty selling their products overseas after world war 1?
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Most of the inhabitants of the colonial American south were?
It was the landowning farmers
How did the arrival of Europeans change American Indians' agricultural practices?
American Indian tribes developed trade in food among themselves
Why are pastoralists more warlike than farmers?
they care livestock and farmers care livestock and crops
What were colonial tenant farmers?
who were tenant farmers? Farmers who lost their farms, but remained on the land working for bigger landowners
What effect did the enclosure movement have on the farmers?
Nova Net Review Test Answer: Fewer farmers owned most of the land.
Function of department of agriculture?
The US Department of Agriculture oversees the American farming industry. Duties include helping farmers with price support subsidies and inspecting food to ensure the safety of the American public. The Department seeks to expand overseas markets for U.S. agricultural products.
Who migrated to the American colonies as a results of long wars and the difficulty in getting land in their home countries?
German and Scottish farmers.
Why did demand for farm products go down after World War I?
During WWI, farmers were encouraged by the US government to increase their production to send their goods overseas for the nations at war. Essentially, American farmers were feeding European troops. When the war ended, there was no a longer demand for all the food, so farmers no longer needed to produce as much, hence why farm products went down after World War 1.
Why were businessmen and farmers likely to support American expansionism at the end of the nineteenth century?
Businessmen and farmers stood a lot to gain from American expansionism. They would have more markets to sell products to.
What caused Mayas farmers difficulty?
the weather
Long wars and the difficulty in getting land in their home countries were key factors in the imagination of what countries to the American colonies?
german and scottish farmers
Which of the following explains why farmers in the early US benefited when there were no protective tariffs?
Farmers could buy goods from overseas for lower prices.
Why did farmers have difficulty on the great plains?
Because of the dust bowl duststorm
What practice of railroad monopolies hurt American farmers?
They charged high shipping rates for getting farm products to market. >NovaNet<
How did railroads most influence the success of farming in the American west?
By providing a cheap and fast route for the products (raised by farmers) to get to market.
What percentage of American colonists were farmers?
95% Were farmers :)
Why did Mexicans farmers dislike nafta?
Mexican farmers were not subsidized by their government; US farmers were. NAFTA allowed the subsidized US products to be sold on the Mexican market cheaper than Mexican products.
