Asked by AYDXN
Which of the following MOST contributed to the rise of the Populist Party?
(1 point)
• A sense of discontent and inequality felt by farmers and laborers
• An agreement with Republican politics
• A need to keep government exactly as it was
• A desire to see Democrats be voted out of power
(1 point)
• A sense of discontent and inequality felt by farmers and laborers
• An agreement with Republican politics
• A need to keep government exactly as it was
• A desire to see Democrats be voted out of power
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Answered by
AYDXN
Why was Thomas E. Watson a significant figure in politics? Select the two that apply.
(2 points)
• He was known for his support of poor farmers and sharecroppers.
• He was elected governor of Georgia.
• He was a Bourbon Democrat.
• He was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1890.
(2 points)
• He was known for his support of poor farmers and sharecroppers.
• He was elected governor of Georgia.
• He was a Bourbon Democrat.
• He was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1890.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The option that MOST contributed to the rise of the Populist Party is:
• A sense of discontent and inequality felt by farmers and laborers
This discontent was largely driven by economic hardships, unfair practices by railroads and banks, and a growing divide between the wealthy and the working class.
• A sense of discontent and inequality felt by farmers and laborers
This discontent was largely driven by economic hardships, unfair practices by railroads and banks, and a growing divide between the wealthy and the working class.
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