In the decades after the Civil War, how did the railroads hurt farmers financially?
by closing new lands from farming
by keeping shipping rates too low
by charging smaller farmers higher rates
by refusing to store crops in grain elevators

By charging smaller farmers higher rates I believe

This answer would be that they charged farmers higher shipping rates

Britain and its empire stood alone against hitler and mussolini. in june 1941, hitler broke the non-aggression agreement with stalin and germany invaded the soviet union. in december, japan attacked the us and britain. the main lines of world war ii had formed.

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