In 1896, they nominated a Democrat, William Jennings Bryan, for president, which lost the Republican and southern Populists. By identifying with many of the ideals of the Democratic Party, they lost most of their their party identity.
bull moose party
They wanted the direct election of U.S. Senators.
reduce the power of big business over the economy.
Oh, dude, populists totally piggybacked on the gripes of earlier movements like it was a free ride at Disneyland. They were all about recycling those complaints and giving them a fresh coat of paint. It's like they saw those old grievances lying around and thought, "Hey, why not dust these off and stir up some trouble?"
Decreased Immigration
Decreased immagration Apex :)
if a customer requires a product with a short life cycle he/she may demand less of tht product
The populists party was also known as the people's party. They had a few demands. These demands were that the functions of the government were utilized only to provide a mutual benefit for all, to obtain a national currency that was safe, sound, and flexible, laissez fare be abandoned, etc.
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Roman Cathilic
I guess it depends on demand and supply! ... simple equation ...More demand, less supply = High Price, and vice verse
Yes
The Populists Party represented the views of the ordinary people. It mostly consisted of farmers and those who preferred the free coinage of silver.
ThT is basically an abbreviation of that.
Farmers
Because they did