The number of small farms owned by blacks in the South decreased because
A)they did not produce a high enough yield per acre.
B)the farms were too small to support a family.
C)federal price supports excluded the crops they raised.
D)international agricultural competition was too intense.
E)technology was unavailable to raise production.

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The passage states that "By 1910, black ownership of small farms in the South already was declining because the farms were very small to begin with, usually poor, unmechanized land that could not support a family."

The Number of Small Farms Owned by Blacks in the South