Question

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a.
18. During the post-Civil War period between 1870 and 1895, United States farmers borrowed more money
from banks because
government regulations required farmers to pay additional fees.
b. grain prices fell drastically.
Unit 2, Q18, 49
C. imported grain was being sold more cheaply than US-produced grain.
d. farmers had to produce more grain to make money.

Answer 1

b. grain prices fell drastically.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the post-Civil War period between 1870 and 1895, United States farmers borrowed more money from banks because grain prices fell drastically.

This was caused by the fallout of the war as the produce were not performing as optimally as they were expected which made the farmers borrow money to augment.