The Agricultural Adjustment Act granted the federal government authority to control how much of a crop farmers could produce.

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The Agricultural Adjustment Act, passed in 1933, did grant the federal government authority to control how much of a crop farmers could produce. The act aimed to stabilize prices by reducing excess production and introducing subsidies for farmers who agreed to limit their crop output.

The Agricultural Adjustment Act Granted the Federal Government Authority to Control