What did the number of texas farm workers decrease in the mid 1900's? a. mechanization b. irrigation c. migrant labor d. the cotton gin

The number of Texas farm workers decrease in the mid 1900's by mechanization.

Option A

Explanation:

During the Civil War, the machine development to cut the grains in all work angles used by farmers in the West rapidly. The best lands controlled by wealthy plantation homeowners, were done initially with slave labor.

They grew their own food and targeting a number of crops that might be exported to satisfy the growing demand in Europe, particularly cotton, tobacco, and sugar.

Technology had reached Iow farms in 1900, by means of the hand-crank phonephone, fruit range, and updated farm instrumentation, like the equip plow, planter, hay press, and more. It lowers the man power in farm than the estimated reapers by 1865.

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the correct answer is d