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Many Americans criticized the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) because it aimed to reduce crop production to raise prices, which led to the destruction of surplus crops and livestock while many Americans faced hunger and poverty during the Great Depression. Critics argued that the AAA disproportionately benefited large landowners and farmers, often leaving tenant farmers and sharecroppers without support or compensation. Additionally, the policies were seen as wasteful and counterproductive, as they prioritized price stabilization over immediate relief for struggling families.

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