At a time of widespread hunger in the United States, the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) did all of the following, except: A. ordered 6 million pigs destroyed.
B. ordered destruction of many crops already planted.
C. set production quotas for major crops and paid farmers not to plant some crops.
D. ordered a vast expansion in the production of cotton, wheat, barley, and corn across the Midwest in an effort to stave off hunger and starvation.