The farmers alliance wrote in 1890 that there were 3 main ways that people could earn money in Nebraska: by raising corn crops, by charging freight rates, and by charging interest on bank loans. Do you think this statement should be taken at face value?

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8 August, 10:46

The farmers alliance wrote in 1890 that there were 3 main ways that people could earn money in Nebraska: by raising corn crops, by charging freight rates, and by charging interest on bank loans. Do you think this statement should be taken at face value?

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Brisa · Answer 1

I don't think it should be taken at face value because those ways could be the main ways to earn money, but it could probably be the least reliable or successful ways. This sentence could just be a lie taken literaly in which has a hidden meaning. This could be a meaning that you might not get, in which will leave you ripped off.