Compare the experience of farmers, coal miners, and union laborers during the 1920s. What did many have in common?(1 point)

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Responses

financial hardship
financial hardship

federal assistance
federal assistance

public disapproval

Answer 1

financial hardship

The experience of farmers, coal miners, and union laborers during the 1920s all shared a common thread of financial hardship. Farmers faced collapsing crop prices and high debt, coal miners often worked in dangerous conditions for low pay, and union laborers struggled for better wages and working conditions. Many of these individuals also faced public disapproval and were often not receiving adequate federal assistance to help alleviate their financial struggles.