Question

1. what was the biggest problem that farmers faced?

• burning their crops for fuel
• low prices for their crops
• losing their land
• no crops to barter with

Explanation:

During the Great Depression, overproduction led to a massive surplus of crops, driving market prices to extremely low levels. This meant farmers could not cover their costs, which then led to secondary issues like losing land. Burning crops for fuel or lack of barter crops were either rare outcomes or less central than the core problem of plummeting crop prices.

Answer:

low prices for their crops