State Granger Laws in the late 1800s were primarily intended to address high railroad fees. These laws aimed to regulate the rates charged by railroads and grain elevator companies, which many farmers viewed as exploitative and detrimental to their economic well-being.
Which challenge faced by farmers in the late 1800s were state Granger Laws intended to address?(1 point)
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high railroad fees
high railroad fees
high crop prices
high crop prices
high farm debt
high farm debt
high tariff rates
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