Which are ways American farming changed in the late 1800s?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A. no more fear of drought or crop diseases

B. a move to large, single-crop farms

C. increased world competition

D. independence from banks and railroads

A. no more fear of drought or crop diseases

B. a move to large, single-crop farms

Explanation:

The introduction and wide adoption of scientific agriculture since the mid-19th century has made a great improvement in US economic growth. UU. This evolution was facilitated by the Morrill Law and the Hatch Law of 1887 which develops in each state a land in concession to the university (with the mission of teaching and the study of agriculture) and a federal one - financed by the state and by the national government.

Similarly, managing a monoculture was more profitable and had better growth conditions, this was due to the increase in crops in the south and west of the USA.