Farmers during the late 19th and early 20th century
select one:
a. were able to increase the supply of their crops because new land and technology became available. the prices for their crops dropped.
b. were mostly limited to wooden plows and horse power to farm.
c. experienced shortages of land and enjoyed high prices for their crops
d. typically struggled to find land available for farming.

The correct answer is option:

D. typically struggled to find land available for farming.

Explanation:

During the late nineteenth century, farmers everywhere in the United States had valid grounds for complaining against the economy because the railway businesses and banks were constantly taking benefit of the peasants. All farmers experienced comparable issues, and farmers started becoming a minority within the American society for one thing. Also the farmers throughout the years the went to banks to borrow money for the own lands, but one the got the benefits the banks took advantage of them by increase the interest rates forcing to lose the lands they own and eventually becoming slaves.

b. parliament was weaker than the monarchy.