=3. The farmer in politics.= =References=: S. J. BUCK, _The Granger Movement_, pp. 34-39; 80-122; F. L. MCVEY, _The Populist Movement_, in American Economic Association, Economic Studies, Vol. I, No. 3 (August, 1896), pp. 131-209. =4. Who owns the farms in the United States?= =References=: H. C. TAYLOR, _Agricultural Economics_, pp. 238-269; P. L. VOGT, _Introduction to Rural Sociology_, pp. 61-100; T. N. CARVER, _Selected Readings in Rural Economics_, pp. 498-546; E. G. NOURSE, _Agricultural Economics_, pp. 665-673; WILLIAM KENT, _Land Tenure and Public Policy_, pp. 213-225. Short Studies 1. =The farm population of the United States.= P. L. VOGT, _Introduction to Rural Sociology_, pp. 120-145; L. H. BAILEY, _The Country Life Movement_, pp. 31-60. 2. =The rural school and the rural community.= IRVING KING, _Education for Social Efficiency_, pp. 21-42; E. P. CUBBERLEY, _Rural Life and Education_, pp. 163-176; 226-255; MABEL CARNEY, _Country Life and the Country School_, pp. 133-148. 3. =The grange.= S. J. BUCK, _The Granger Movement_, pp. 279-301; MABEL CARNEY, _Country Life and the Country School_, pp. 72-89. 4. =The non-partisan league.= ANDREW A. BRUCE, _The Non-Partisan League_, _passim_; HERBERT GASTON, _The Non-Partisan League_, pp. 269-283. 5. =Community life in the country.= C. J. GALPIN, _Rural Life_, pp. 176-211; L. H. BAILEY, _The Country Life Movement_, pp. 97-133; T. N. CARVER, _Rural Economics_, pp. 334-382. 6. =The farmer of the Middle West.= JOHN PHELAN, _Readings in Rural Sociology_, pp. 27-44. 7. =The South and the negro farmer.= _Ibid._, pp. 46-72. 8. =The New England farmer.= _Ibid._, pp. 1-25. 9. =The farmer of the Rocky Mountain states.= W. E. SMYTHE, _The Conquest of Arid America_, pp. 19-30; 150-163; F. I. ANDERSON, _The Farmer of Tomorrow_, pp. 98-140. 10. =Marketing farm products.= E. G. NOURSE, _Agricultural Economics_, pp. 524-540; F. W. CARD, _Farm Management_, pp. 109-138; T. N. CARVER, _Selected Readings in Rural Economics_, pp. 769-782; H. C. TAYLOR, _Agricultural Economics_, pp. 352-365. 11. =Women’s place on the farm.= C. J. GALPIN, _Rural Life_, pp. 101-117; JOHN PHELAN, _Readings in Rural Sociology_, pp. 313-324; P. DEVUYST, _Woman’s Place in Rural Economy_, pp. 23-42. 12. =Rural credits.= J. B. MORMAN, _The Place of Agriculture in Reconstruction_, pp. 310-347; E. G. NOURSE, _Agricultural Economics_, pp. 712-723; 789-795; M. T. HERRICK, _Rural Credits_, pp. 439-455. 13. =Agriculture and reconstruction.= J. B. MORMAN, _The Place of Agriculture in Reconstruction_, pp. 146-180. Questions 1. Name the various types of agricultural activity and indicate on the map where they are chiefly carried on. 2. Place the following agricultural products in the order of their relative annual value (referring to the _World Almanac_ for such information as is not given in the text); wood, cotton, rice, wheat, cattle, corn, sheep, sugar, tobacco.