By the End of the 1890s the Fortunes of the Populists

question 6

Multiple Choice

By the end of the 1890s the fortunes of the Populists in the South had revealed that

• A)most white southerners,regardless of party,were committed to the disenfranchisement of blacks.
• B)any party which could command the loyalty of black southern voters could gain effective control of the state.
• C)although white Populists were willing to reach out to black voters,black voters were unwilling to break from the Republican Party and vote with the Populists.
• D)although small farmers white and black,were willing to unite politically,they were too few in number to have a significant impact on southern politics.

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