Question

24. How did machinery change life on Georgia's farms post World War II?

a. There were new types of crops that could be grown.

b. Farms could be placed in areas that were previously not able to have supported them.

c. More farmers were needed, and many Georgian's moved to rural areas for jobs.

d. Less farmers were needed, and many Georgian's moved to cities looking for jobs. â

Answer 1

D because The stock market crash in the morning days of October 1929 heralded The beginning of the worst economic depression in US history. When machinery was invented they didn’t have a use for Farmer’s and farmers were losing more money at the time so more people had to look for jobs.