The Populist belief that everyone deserved fair treatment motivated labor reformers to join them in lobbying for change.
The Populist belief that farmers needed better treatment motivated labor reformers to join them.
The Populist belief that children should not be laborers motivated labor reformers to join them.
The Populist belief that men should have higher wages motivated labor reformers to join them
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The statement that best explains how populism impacted the labor reform movement is:
The Populist belief that everyone deserved fair treatment motivated labor reformers to join them in lobbying for change.
This option captures the broader ethos of populism and its emphasis on fairness and justice, which resonated with labor reformers advocating for improved conditions for workers.
