Whom did the New Deal AAA policies help the least?
A)large farm owners
B)commercial farm owners
C) small family farm owners
D) sharecroppers
The New Deal of AAA was less beneficial to sharecroppers.
Step-by-step explanation:
- AAA is abbreviated as Agriculture Adjustment Act. It was first passed in the year 1933 as a result of the great depression caused due to the first world war.
- The farmers faced huge loss as the rate of crops decreased considerably and most of them lost their farm lands.
- In order to help them recover from this loss,The AAA was passed which increased the rate of crops and reduced the rate of production.
- This turned out to be a huge advantage and benefit for Large farm owners and food producers.
- But on the other hand it was less beneficial to sharecroppers as the rate of production decreased.
- The land owners demanded more rent for the farms that lent them the farm lands and hence it remained less beneficial for the sharecroppers.