effect: by the mid-1920s, many farms had been foreclosed.
answer choices:
many farmers invested in land and equipment during the war
many farmers planted too much and were unable to harvest the crops
many farmers planted cotton instead of corn and soybeans
many farmers went off to war and left their fields without crops
1 answer
The best answer choice that aligns with the cause "?" leading to the effect "by the mid-1920s, many farms had been foreclosed" is:
many farmers planted too much and were unable to harvest the crops.
This choice suggests overproduction, which is a likely reason for financial difficulties leading to foreclosures.
