How did farming in the united states change in the late 1800's? choose all answers that are correct a. larger farms began producing a single crop. b. farmers began using new equipment. c. the amount of money available to farmers increased. d. world competition decreased for u. s. farmers.

The correct answers are A) Larger farms began producing a single crop and B) Farmers began using new equipment.

Farming in the United States changed in the late 1800s in that Larger farms began producing a single crop and farmers began using new equipment.

The economic situation of American farmers in the 1800s was complicated. Railroads charged them too much money to transport their products. Industrialization brought up new technologies that were applied to agriculture and some companies displaced poor farmers that had no money and infrastructure to compete with larger firms. Many farmers decided to move from the rural US to larger cities to find better jobs in the manufacturing plants.

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asked for and recieved from the united states

b.   jim crow laws were enacted in northern states.