Which of the following issues was often a problem for local farmers in a colonized region?

They were forced to grow crops that benefited the colonizing nations instead of feeding their own people.

They were driven from their lands because colonizing nations used those lands to develop industrial factories.

They had to raise pigs and cattle despite their religious objections to these types of meat.

They became poor because they had to pay taxes to the colonizing nations in the form of a large share of their crops.

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Sara Harvey

23 August, 06:58

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Rachael Singleton · Answer 1

A. They were forced to grow crops that benefited the colonizing nations instead of feeding their own people. = = = > i'm taking the test on plato rn.

Jean Horton · Answer 2

Most of african nations as colonial states had been driven out of their land or had to work for small cents