Why did farmers out West struggle with railroad costs?
A. Farmers were taxed on the railroad subsidies so it was as
if they were double charged.
B. They could not afford to travel back East to visit family.
C. Shipping costs to get their products back to the East
were exceptionally high.
D. Tracks were laid on the land of farmers and offered as
grants from the government.

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Explanation:

Farmers especially despised the railroads, which charged far higher rates in the West than in the East. … They were frustrated with the bankers who charged them high interest rates on their loans and foreclosed when the crops failed to bring in enough money for the farmers to pay their debts.

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