The Populists

question 57

Multiple Choice

The Populists

• A) were the only third party in the nineteenth century to win electoral votes.
• B) gained most of their electoral votes from the South.
• C) received substantial support from industrial workers.
• D) refused to look to the federal government for assistance.
• E) elected a number of congressmen in the election of 1892.

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