3). Describe the approach that the Washington State Grange used to achieve change. Did the Washington State Grange seek change political means? If so, how? Did the Washington State Grange seek change through aggressive actions? If so, how? Provide examples of the actions the Washington State Grange used to seek change. (6 POINTS) 4). Summarize any major historical events the Washington State Grange experienced in Washington. Including new laws that they influenced, confrontations or riots they faced or instigated. Who opposed the Washington State Grange and why? (6 POINTS)

In general, however, the national organization, centered in the East, was more conservative than many of its state branches, and this was particularly so in comparison to the Washington Grange. The history of the state Grange is best studied through its programs rather than its personalities (although several Grange leaders deserve special note).

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