What were farmers complaints about industrialization?

Farmers complaints about industrialization:Industrialization means development of the country or nation through the development of industry. Industrialization came in practice in mid eighteenth century which is called industrial revolution. During this period, economy shifts from agricultural to industrial. In the mid 19th century second industrial revolution occur after the development of steam engine, internal combustion engines, harnessing of electricity and making of cannels and electric power lines. Railroads were the main complaints that was done by the farmers. They were charged high to transport their goods from the farm to the market. They said that there was monopoly of railroads over certain lines and farmers had to pay they wanted.

The virginia plan was a proposal by virginia delegates for a bicameral legislative branch. the albany plan of union was a plan to create a unified government for the thirteen colonies.

They had strained relationships with colonists but good relationships with american indians