The Populist Party Resolved Its Dilemma in the Presidential Election

question 36

Multiple Choice

The Populist party resolved its dilemma in the presidential election of 1896 by _________________.

• A) nominating William Jennings Bryan for president but naming a Populist candidate for vice president
• B) grudgingly accepting the Democratic party's nominees for president and vice president
• C) advising its members to boycott the election
• D) continuing to support a Populist presidential candidate

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