What impact did world war i have on farmers in oklahoma?
o a.
it them increase their profits.
b.
it hurt their ability to produce crops.
c.
it significantly increased the number of farmers.
d.
it significantly decreased government regulations.

The World War I made a great impact on farmers in Oklahoma.

A.It helped them increase their profits.

B.It hurt their ability to produce crops.

Explanation:

In Oklahoma, farming was not considered as important until after 1889. World War I had mixed effects in Oklahoma.

During Wartime the Oklahoma’s farmers earned high profits. The profit was enjoyed by the farmers who had invested in more land and machinery. But the end of the war resulted in lowering the prices of crops and the farmers were ended up with debts.

The farmers faced serious agricultural depression at the end of World War I in Oklahoma in United States of America.

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