The right that farmers lost when they lost their lands as a result of their debts was The right to vote.
Voting in the 1700s and early 1800s.
- Only white people who owned land could vote.
- The logic was that they contribute more to the society and were more educated.
When farmers lost their lands as a result of being unable to pay off debts owing to post-war economic woes, they could no longer vote and so were weaker politically.
In conclusion, they could no longer vote.
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