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Why did the Populist movement break up after the election of 1896?
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Democrats adopted several Populist causes.
Democrats adopted several Populist causes.
They lost support for an 8-hour workday.
They lost support for an 8-hour workday.
People tired of a lack of prosperity.
People tired of a lack of prosperity.
Its members decided to adopt the gold standard.
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Democrats adopted several Populist causes.
Explanation: In 1896 the Democrats, led by William Jennings Bryan, took up key Populist issues (especially free silver) and fused with the Populists. That co-optation and Bryan’s defeat undermined the Populist Party’s distinct identity and led to its breakup.
Explanation: In 1896 the Democrats, led by William Jennings Bryan, took up key Populist issues (especially free silver) and fused with the Populists. That co-optation and Bryan’s defeat undermined the Populist Party’s distinct identity and led to its breakup.
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