Question 1 A) What was the benefit of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) limiting the production of crops and livestock? (1 point) Responses to raise the quality of agricultural products to raise the quality of agricultural products to reduce the power of large commercial farms to reduce the power of large commercial farms to raise the prices of agricultural products to raise the prices of agricultural products to increase the power of sharecroppers and tenant farmers to increase the power of sharecroppers and tenant farmers Question 2 A) How did the suspension of antitrust laws by the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) affect unions? (1 point) Responses The suspension allowed businesses to set minimum wage laws. The suspension allowed businesses to set minimum wage laws. The suspension banned the power of collective bargaining. The suspension banned the power of collective bargaining. The suspension continued the policy of workers negotiating as individuals. The suspension continued the policy of workers negotiating as individuals. The suspension exposed workers to potentially unfair agreements. The suspension exposed workers to potentially unfair agreements. Question 3 A) How did New Deal environmental projects try to prevent another Dust Bowl? (1 point) Responses by forcing farmers to plant invasive species that grew quickly by forcing farmers to plant invasive species that grew quickly by removing trees to create more farmland in some regions by removing trees to create more farmland in some regions by repealing regulations on farmers that limited what they could grow by repealing regulations on farmers that limited what they could grow by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms

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Question 1 A) The benefit of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) limiting the production of crops and livestock was to raise the prices of agricultural products. This was aimed at stabilizing the agricultural sector and increasing farmers' income during the economic challenges of the Great Depression.

Question 2 A) The suspension of antitrust laws by the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) affected unions by exposing workers to potentially unfair agreements. This meant that businesses could consolidate and make agreements that might not be fair to individual workers, undermining their bargaining power.

Question 3 A) New Deal environmental projects tried to prevent another Dust Bowl by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms. This included practices such as crop rotation, contour plowing, and the planting of cover crops to help maintain soil integrity and reduce erosion.

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Question 1 A) What was the benefit of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) limiting the production of crops and livestock? (1 point) Responses to raise the quality of agricultural products to raise the quality of agricultural products to reduce the power of large commercial farms to reduce the power of large commercial farms to raise the prices of agricultural products to raise the prices of agricultural products to increase the power of sharecroppers and tenant farmers to increase the power of sharecroppers and tenant farmers Question 2 A) How did the suspension of antitrust laws by the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) affect unions? (1 point) Responses The suspension allowed businesses to set minimum wage laws. The suspension allowed businesses to set minimum wage laws. The suspension banned the power of collective bargaining. The suspension banned the power of collective bargaining. The suspension continued the policy of workers negotiating as individuals. The suspension continued the policy of workers negotiating as individuals. The suspension exposed workers to potentially unfair agreements. The suspension exposed workers to potentially unfair agreements. Question 3 A) How did New Deal environmental projects try to prevent another Dust Bowl? (1 point) Responses by forcing farmers to plant invasive species that grew quickly by forcing farmers to plant invasive species that grew quickly by removing trees to create more farmland in some regions by removing trees to create more farmland in some regions by repealing regulations on farmers that limited what they could grow by repealing regulations on farmers that limited what they could grow by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms

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Question 1 A) The benefit of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) limiting the production of crops and livestock was to raise the prices of agricultural products. This was aimed at stabilizing the agricultural sector and increasing farmers' income during the economic challenges of the Great Depression.

Question 2 A) The suspension of antitrust laws by the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) affected unions by exposing workers to potentially unfair agreements. This meant that businesses could consolidate and make agreements that might not be fair to individual workers, undermining their bargaining power.

Question 3 A) New Deal environmental projects tried to prevent another Dust Bowl by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms. This included practices such as crop rotation, contour plowing, and the planting of cover crops to help maintain soil integrity and reduce erosion.

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**Question 1 A)** The benefit of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) limiting the production of crops and livestock was **to raise the prices of agricultural products**. This was aimed at stabilizing the agricultural sector and increasing farmers' income during the economic challenges of the Great Depression. --- **Question 2 A)** The suspension of antitrust laws by the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) affected unions by **exposing workers to potentially unfair agreements**. This meant that businesses could consolidate and make agreements that might not be fair to individual workers, undermining their bargaining power. --- **Question 3 A)** New Deal environmental projects tried to prevent another Dust Bowl **by enforcing new farming techniques that prevented dust storms**. This included practices such as crop rotation, contour plowing, and the planting of cover crops to help maintain soil integrity and reduce erosion.