During the roaring twenties, american farmers faced drought conditions. abandoned their farms. used cash to buy more farmland. produced crops despite falling prices.

The correct answer is D) produced crops despite falling prices.

During the roaring 1920s, American Farmers produced crops despite falling prices.

During those years, technology allowed farmers to produce crops but there was an overproduction that affected prices. Farmers produced too much food and people did not buy it as expected. They have to reduce the price of their products in order to be sold. American Farmers in that time also had to compete with crops production from Canada, making it more difficult for them to compete.  Exportations also fell down due to lack of demand in other countries and import restrictions.

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