A Digest of Educational Sociology
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b. Describe three types of "tenant farming" of the "permanent" type (not moving towards landownership) in cotton growing, market gardening, and wheat growing.
c. Describe three types of "transitional" tenantry (young man moving towards ownership) in North Mississippi Valley general farming. Virginia tobacco growing, and Pacific slope fruit growing.
d. Analyze reasons why following types of farming tend towards "corporation" basis: cane sugar (Louisiana, Hawaii, Cuba), 203 2O4 EDUCATIONAL SOCIOL...OGY bananas (Costa Rica), beet sugar (note modified forms with partial tenantry or even ownership), California, Colorado, Montana, apples, (Oregon, Washington), sheep (Montana), green house gardening (near large cities), garden seeds, paper pulp wood, winter vegetables (Texas, South Carolina, etc. ). (Add others. ) e. Analyze reasons why following stages in agricultural produc- tion or marketing tend towards corporation basis ; sugar refining, fruit drying, fruit canning, butter and cheese making, lumber making, oyster packing, beet seed growing, cattle slaughtering, (add others).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
b. Describe three types of "tenant farming" of the "permanent" type (not moving towards landownership) in cotton growing, market gardening, and wheat growing.
c. Describe three types of "transitional" tenantry (young man moving towards ownership) in North Mississippi Valley general farming. Virginia tobacco growing, and Pacific slope fruit growing.
d. Analyze reasons why following types of farming tend towards "corporation" basis: cane sugar (Louisiana, Hawaii, Cuba), 203 2O4 EDUCATIONAL SOCIOL...OGY bananas (Costa Rica), beet sugar (note modified forms with partial tenantry or even ownership), California, Colorado, Montana, apples, (Oregon, Washington), sheep (Montana), green house gardening (near large cities), garden seeds, paper pulp wood, winter vegetables (Texas, South Carolina, etc. ). (Add others. ) e. Analyze reasons why following stages in agricultural produc- tion or marketing tend towards corporation basis ; sugar refining, fruit drying, fruit canning, butter and cheese making, lumber making, oyster packing, beet seed growing, cattle slaughtering, (add others).
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