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Because the government forced them to leave and to sell their property to the railroad company. This displaced them, and they had to find somewhere else to farm and live. The land that they were on was what they lived off of: they had nothing else, unlike today.

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They were being charged too much to ship their crops.

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Farmers were shipping their crops by railroad and the railroads could rip them off.

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Q: Why were plains farmers pushing for the regulation of the railroad in the late 1800s?
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