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Compare the experience of farmers, coal miners, and union laborers during the 1920s. What did many have in common?
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economic prosperity
economic prosperity
public disapproval
public disapproval
federal assistance
federal assistance
financial hardship
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financial hardship
Farmers, coal miners, and many union laborers all faced economic difficulties in the 1920s — falling crop and commodity prices, wage cuts or stagnation, job insecurity, and decreased bargaining power led to widespread financial strain.
Farmers, coal miners, and many union laborers all faced economic difficulties in the 1920s — falling crop and commodity prices, wage cuts or stagnation, job insecurity, and decreased bargaining power led to widespread financial strain.
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