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How did the revised version of the Agricultural Adjustment Act as part of the Second New Deal solve the problem of overproduction?
 
  A. Farmers were paid market values to not grow their crops.
  B. Tenant farmers were provided with non-agricultural vocational training.
  C. The government sold crop surpluses to European markets.
  D. Surplus crops were distributed free of charge to unemployed workers.
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