agricultural surpluses

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• Agricultural Adjustment Administration — (AAA)    The AAA was established in 1933 to implement the Agricultural Adjustment Act and was headed by George N. Peek. However, the AAA was criticized because of the decision to destroy millions of acres of crops already in production and to… …   Historical Dictionary of the Roosevelt–Truman Era

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