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The Farmers Alliance was formed to try to help farmers to become profitable again after the Civil War. The Southern Farmers Alliance, unlike the other alliances in the north and the mid-west excluded black farmers from their organization. This exclusion led to African American farmers making an alliance of their own.
Railroads often charged high rates for transporting crops, which cut into farmers' profits and made it difficult for them to compete in the market. Additionally, the monopolistic practices of railroad companies sometimes led to discriminatory pricing, where farmers in less favorable locations faced even higher fees. These practices could result in financial strain, forcing many farmers into debt and contributing to broader economic instability in rural areas. Furthermore, the expansion of railroads sometimes led to land disputes and displacement of farmers from their land.
The Cotton Gin was invented, leading to slavery growth. Farmers needed more workers to work on their planations, causing the need for more slaves.
The Great Depression led to the government creating social programs that assisted the ill and neglected. The creation of these social programs were called the New Deal.
become more dependent on banks and railroads
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Their success led to the formation of a third political party on the national level
The church's rule against usury and the practice of charging interest by banks helped to secularize the financial sector. This separation of church and finance led to the development and expansion of banking institutions that were not bound by religious restrictions on lending practices.
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"During the Roaring 20s there was a farm depression. Farmers produced more food for WWI, but when the war ended there was less need for the goods. Prices of farm products fell 40%. The farm depression led up to the Great Depression. When the farmers went broke, they could not pay their mortgages. They had to rent farms and move. Banks also started to go bankrupt during the 1920s. The banks went broke because the farmers were not doing well. About 550 banks went broke in a year because of the farm failures."
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One practice that sometimes led to tenant farmers being treated like slaves was sharecropping, where farmers would work land owned by someone else in exchange for a share of the crops. This system often resulted in a cycle of debt, as tenant farmers had to borrow money for supplies and were frequently trapped in contracts that made it difficult to achieve financial independence. As a result, they faced harsh working conditions and lacked basic rights, effectively leading to a form of economic exploitation similar to slavery.
The stock market crashes, and led to people taking out their stocks. This then led to unemployment, and people needed money so they took everything out of their banks. This then led to the banks failing.
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