Section: U.S. History

18) The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 was supposed to lessen the effects of the depression by:

changing the retirement age of farmers to the age of 55.
supplying farmers with subsidized funds for increasing production.
paying farmers to cut production and possibly even destroying crops.
decreasing the number of farms in the United States.
decreasing the price of crops to lower food prices.

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