In the last two decades of the nineteenth century, Midwestern farmers were confronted with ____________________.
A. a mounting worldwide surplus of agricultural products
B. their own inability to increase production
C. a growing unavailability of farm machinery
D. a highly inflated currency that worsened their indebtedness
Answer: A
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