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7.10 unit test: the 1920s - part 1
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which developments affected the economic status of farmers in the 1920s?
regulations increased, and collectivization started.
crop prices increased, and the cooperatives broke apart.
crop prices fell, and government contracts ended.
government contracts increased, and rationing began.

Explanation:

After World War I, demand for agricultural crops dropped sharply, causing crop prices to plummet. Additionally, government wartime contracts that had supported farm production were terminated, worsening farmers' economic struggles in the 1920s. The other options are incorrect: collectivization was a Soviet policy, not U.S. 1920s; crop prices fell, not rose; government contracts decreased, not increased, and rationing ended post-war.

Answer:

Crop prices fell, and government contracts ended.