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What are the disadvantages of a controlled economy?
The problem of surpluses. Surpluses indicate a waste of labor and materials that could have been applied to more pressing needs of society.
Why was the crops lien system bad for small farmers?
Small farmers could lose their farms
How did farmers alliances change the small farmers operated?
Farmers could organize to fight against railroads and corporate interests. APEX
How did farmers alliences change the way small farmers operated?
Farmers could organize to fight against railroads and corporate interests
How does fair trade benefit poorer countries?
Fair trade aims to guarantee the growers and pickers of produce a fair price for the work they've done. Prior to the scheme's introduction, 3rd world farmers could be paid literally peanuts for vast amounts of produce.
Why could farmers in the middle colonies produce surpluses the could sell?
They had good land, water, and could plant cash crops.
How did the McCormick reaper and the cotton gin change farming in America?
Farmers could produce more. (APEX)
Where could Urban farmers grow their own produce?
in a farm
How do the farmers that work on a farmers market get their food?
They often produce it themselves or they could be selling it on behalf of another producer.
Why do you think the discovery or fertilizer was important of the middle east?
Because the water is rare in Middle East and farmers could not grow their crops
What name do you give to farmers that produce only one crop?
That practice is called monoculture, so perhaps such farmers could best be called monoculturalists.
Who served as market places where farmers could sell their crops and buy tools and clothes?
served as a marketplace where farmers could thier crops
What are the disadvantages of a controlled economy?
The problem of surpluses. Surpluses indicate a waste of labor and materials that could have been applied to more pressing needs of society.
Could the famine happen today?
Yes, a famine could happen today a famine happens when farmers can not produce enough crop to feed everyone.
Why did surpluses lead to the growth of trade?
Surpluses led to the growth of trade because excess goods could be exchanged or sold to acquire other goods that were scarce. This created a system of trade where different regions specialized in producing certain goods and then traded them for items they could not produce themselves. This allowed for the expansion of trade networks and facilitated economic growth.
How did new machines like the McCormick reaper and the cotton gin change farming in America?
Farmers could produce more. (APEX)
How did the farming machines like the McCormick reaper and the cotton gin change farming in America?
Farmers could produce more. (APEX)
