What were the intended goals of the Granger Laws passed during the late 19th century?

A) to encourage factory owners to hire immigrants

B) to prohibit children from working in mines

C) to increase federal funding for industrial growth

D) to protect the interest of farmers against railroads

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Sheldon Wong

16 September, 06:22

What were the intended goals of the Granger Laws passed during the late 19th century?

A) to encourage factory owners to hire immigrants

B) to prohibit children from working in mines

C) to increase federal funding for industrial growth

D) to protect the interest of farmers against railroads

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Daphne Blair · Answer 1

The Granger Laws were promoted primarily by a group of farmers known as The National Granger of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. The main goal of the Granger was to regulate rising fare prices of railroad and grain elevator companies after the American Civil War.

What were the intended goals of the Granger Laws passed during the late 19th century?A) to encourage factory owners to hire immigrantsB) to prohibit children from working in minesC) to increase federal funding for industrial growthD) to protect the interest of farmers against railroads

What were the intended goals of the Granger Laws passed during the late 19th century?

A) to encourage factory owners to hire immigrants

B) to prohibit children from working in mines

C) to increase federal funding for industrial growth

D) to protect the interest of farmers against railroads