How did changes in farming on the Great Plains during the late 1800s and early 1900s signify an agricultural revolution?

a. Immigrant farmers introduced European-style farming that led to huge cooperative farms.

b. Farmers abandoned traditional crops and turned to new food crops to sell to immigrants.

c. Farming was transformed from self-sufficient family operations to big business.

d. Farming gave way to other kinds of agriculture such as ranching.

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Junior Mack

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22 October, 02:34

How did changes in farming on the Great Plains during the late 1800s and early 1900s signify an agricultural revolution?

a. Immigrant farmers introduced European-style farming that led to huge cooperative farms.

b. Farmers abandoned traditional crops and turned to new food crops to sell to immigrants.

c. Farming was transformed from self-sufficient family operations to big business.

d. Farming gave way to other kinds of agriculture such as ranching.

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Jazmyn · Answer 1

One of the ways in which changes in farming on the Great Plains during the late 1800s and early 1900s signified an agricultural revolution was that " c. Farming was transformed from self-sufficient family operations to big business," since the demand and availability of crops was much greater during this time.