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It does not change its value whatever the value of the variables, under a given set of conditions.
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Went On strike or formed unions to improve conditions like lack of pay, no or little breaks, and lack of safety.
farmers were able to work more efficiently
In the early 1860's poor white people and African Americans would work on plantations for money and because African Americans had no where to really go that they'd be accepted. As the years passed farmers went through sharecropping, where a farmer worked a parcel of land in return for a share of the crop, a cabin, seed tools and a mule, but sharecroppers had no income until harvest time. From there, farmers became an option for low income. -MEGHAN GUMP
they walk on two legs, move into the farmers house and reproduce on the bed.
Mesopotamian farmers change their environment by cutting trees
Aman Sethi has written: 'A free man' -- subject(s): Life change events, Day laborers, Homeless persons, Case studies, Social conditions, Urban poor, Social Marginality, Biography
When weather changes, sky conditions change.
They allowed farmers to band together against railroads and business interests
They allowed farmers to band together against railroads and business interests
Farmers diversified their crops
The plantation system ended. Because there were no longer slaves to work on the plantations, Southern farmers had to find new sources of agricultural labor
Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.
Farmers' alliances provided small farmers with a platform to share information, advocate for agricultural policies, and organize for better economic conditions. Through alliances, small farmers were able to collectively negotiate better prices for their produce, access resources like cooperative purchasing, and lobby for legislation to protect their interests. This collective action allowed small farmers to operate more effectively in a market dominated by larger agricultural interests.
Kim Lacy Rogers has written: 'Life and death in the Delta' -- subject(s): African American farmers, African Americans, Biography, Civil rights, Economic conditions, Interviews, Race relations, Rural conditions, Rural poor, Social change, Social conditions