Which was not partly responsible for the rising economy of the early 1900s?

The rising economy of the early 1900s was not partly responsible for the decline of agriculture. Instead, factors such as industrialization, technological advancements, and an increase in consumer goods production fueled economic growth during this period. Additionally, the expansion of railroads and urbanization contributed to a shift towards a more industrialized economy. Thus, while agriculture faced challenges, it was not a contributor to the economic rise of the era.