In the Late Nineteenth Century, Farmers​

In the late nineteenth century, farmers​

A) protested the railroads' practice of pooling.
B) protested the railroads' practice of giving rebates to companies that shipped their goods exclusively through one railroad.
C) protested the lower rates that larger companies got from railroads for hauling goods long distances.
D) ultimately reached out to the national government to regulate the unfair treatment they received from railroad and train monopolies.
E) All of these are correct.