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What was a problem for the tobacco farmers? They were forced to trade with England at low prices. They were forced not to plant more tobacco. They were forced to trade at higher…

What was a problem for the tobacco farmers? They were forced to trade with England at low prices. They were forced not to plant more tobacco. They were forced to trade at higher…
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What was a problem for the tobacco farmers? They were forced to trade with England at low prices. They were forced not to plant more tobacco. They were forced to trade at higher prices. They were forced to trade only in the colonies.

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they were forced not to plant tobacco anymore

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They were forced to not plant more

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