Which of the following programs were created to assist farmers during World War II ?

A. Navajo Talkers
B. Bracero Program
C. Agricultural Adjustment Act
D. Tuskegee Airmen

C, Agricultural Adjustment Act

Explanation:

The Navajo Talkers were Navajos who used a series of code words. The Bracero Program let millions of Mexicans work on farms via short-term contracts. The Tuskegee Airmen was a group of black men who manned planes back when equal rights weren’t really a thing. However, the Agricultural Adjustment Act helped farmers by paying them if they limited their plant production.

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