How were farmers and banks connected in the 1930s? Banks made money, and then farmers lost their farms. Banks lost money, and then farmers lost their farms. Farmers expanded their farms, and then banks made money. Farmers lost their farms, and then banks lost money.

Farmers suffered low prices all through the 1920s, and the problems expanded to factories in 1930. Many businesses closed after the stock market crash. Workers lost their jobs. Families were not buying goods or pay their rent.

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Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 2 · 2021-12-03T13:24:03+01:00

The farmers and banks were connected in the 1930 because they former lost their farms and the latter lost money.

In 1930, the United states was experiencing one of its worse economic meltdown because of collapsed stock market, credit facility and banking system.

Inflation rate increases, people lost their jobs, banks went bankrupted, farmers lost their farms during the Great depression.

The farmers suffered low prices and also expanded to factories in 1930.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.