How did the invention of new farm machines change the way farmers worked?

It made farming much harder and slower than before.

It allowed them to grow much more food with less work.

It forced every family in the country to own a farm.

It stopped them from being able to sell food to cities.

How do most people get their food today, which is different from how they did in the 1800s?

They grow it all in their own small gardens.

They trade with their neighbors for what they need.

They buy it from grocery stores.

They get it directly from many small family farms.

The number of farms has greatly decreased.

The number of farms has stayed exactly the same.

Every family in America now owns and operates a farm.

The number of farms has slightly increased over time.

Farms became much smaller but started using very advanced technology to grow food.

Farms shifted from being small and for one family to being large businesses.

Farming completely stopped in the Midwest and moved to other parts of the country.

The goal of farming changed from a business back to just feeding one family.