What Did the Farm Security Administration Do

question 84

Multiple Choice

What did the Farm Security Administration do?

• A) It administered the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, or the "Second AAA," marking the beginning of what became known as the Second New Deal.
• B) It offered loans to farmers so that they could avoid falling into bankruptcy, as well as to tenant farmers so that they could purchase their own farms.
• C) It provided federal subsidies for the expansion of large farms, as commercial agriculture had recently been introduced to the United States.
• D) It established educational programs to teach farmers new agricultural methods that would finally produce enough yields to feed the starving population of the Depression.
• E) It concentrated on rehabilitating devastated soils on the Great Plains by transporting nutrient-rich soil from other regions of the United States.

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