What was a major problem for most Oklahoma farmers that the Depression-era Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) never addressed?
A. Most Oklahoma farmers were tenant farmers, so they saw no profit from crop price gains.
B. Although many crop prices increased nationwide, prices for Oklahoma's major crops stagnated.
C. Due to the way Oklahoma's farm system was structured, profits benefited state government over
individual farmers.
D. The AAA lost the support of Oklahoma's state government, which refused to allow federal regulation
over the state's farms.