Which of the following was NOT a significant source of resentment for the late nineteenth-century farmers?
A)railroads
B)neighboring farms
C)banks
D)manufacturers
E)prices

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While neighboring farms may have been competitors, they were not a significant source of resentment for late nineteenth-century farmers compared to the other options listed. Railroads charged high transportation rates, banks charged high interest rates, manufacturers charged high prices for equipment and supplies, and prices for crops were often low. These factors contributed to the economic struggles of farmers and fueled their resentment.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Significant Source of Resentment