Which of the following was NOT a strategy commonly employed by the British aristocracy to weather the collapse of land prices?

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Subsidizing musical theater was not a commonly employed strategy by the British aristocracy to weather the collapse of land prices. The other options - marriage to wealthy Americans, mining of coal and iron ore on their estates, and investing in banks and railways - were popular strategies that some British aristocrats adopted to maintain their wealth and status during financially challenging times.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Strategy Commonly Employed