The McNary-Haugen bill:
A) called for surplus crops to be sold on the world market in order to raise domestic prices
B) failed to pass Congress in 1922 but passed in 1927 with the support of President Coolidge
C) effectively raised domestic commodity prices
D) was viewed with derision by American farmers
E) ushered in a new golden age of American agriculture

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The McNary-Haugen bill called for surplus crops to be sold on the world market in order to raise domestic prices.

The McNary-Haugen Bill