In the late 1800s, organization among farmers resulted in _____.
In the late 1800s, organization among famers resulted in more regulation of railroad and grain elevator rates.
Options:
a. dismantling of the Interstate Commerce Commission
Answer:
C) more regulation of railroad and grain elevator rates
Explanation:
Railroad companies were basically monopolies that charged farmers very high transportation fees. Most places had only one rail line (if they had any), so the railroad company could charge whatever fee they wanted, and abuses were made all around the country. Eventually farmers organized around the Granger organizations to demand for regulation on the railroad system.