n. a tract of land usually with a house and barn and silo on which crops and often livestock are raised for livelihood; v. cultivate by growing
The authorities dragooned the peasants into leaving their farms.
The authorities dragooned the peasants into leaving their farms.
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The upland farms did not face the danger of flooding.
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Collectivization combines small farms into large factory-like government farms.
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What are large farms called?
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What was Paul Revere warning the Middlesex villages and farms about as he gallpoed through the night?
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What were the large farms called where Booker was born?
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The farms are participating in sharecropping.
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The boundaries of the farms are not clearly marked.
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What food is grown on more American farms than any other?
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field; ranch; pasture
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