Farmers favored government regulations of railroads because they sought to curb the monopolistic practices and price discrimination that often disadvantaged them. Railroads frequently charged exorbitant rates for shipping their crops, which cut into their profits. By advocating for regulations, farmers aimed to ensure fair pricing and reliable access to transportation, thus enhancing their economic stability and competitiveness in the market. These regulations were seen as a means to level the playing field against powerful railroad companies.
The farmers felt that they were being charged to much to ship their crops.
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Harding favored pro-business government policies.
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The farmers felt that they were being charged to much to ship their crops.
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By sending spies to farmers' meetings who then added unreasonable statements to resolutions and spoke in favor of the railroads
By sending spies
Republican
No. The Populists wanted the government to take control of the railroads. See related question.
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inflation
The Grange favored regulation of the railroads because farmers and rural communities faced unfair practices, such as exorbitant freight rates and discriminatory pricing that favored larger companies. The Grange believed that regulating railroads would help ensure fair access and pricing, promoting economic equity for farmers. Additionally, they sought to curb monopolistic practices that stifled competition and harmed their livelihoods. Overall, the Grange aimed to protect the interests of agricultural workers and improve their financial conditions.
The North had more soldiers, factories, and railroads.
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