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What happened when state governments passed Granger laws?
A. Many farmers had to sell their farms and become farm laborers.
B. Farmers complained that railroad freight rates were already higher for short routes than for long ones.
C. Bankers protested that the states couldn't regulate interest rates on farm loans.
D. Railroads protested that only the federal government, not states, could regulate railroads.

a because the farmers were being forced to sell the farm and work for others

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