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  • The economic depression of the mid - 1780s impact farmers because i know this is one of the chapter 7 review key term question and you are just too lazy too find the answer yourself.----try page 209, it help
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-- it affected farmers because the crop prices declined and many were unable to pay their taxes and the state government began seizing farms and selling them in order to get the taxes back.

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