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Populist Party Goals in the 1890s
1. A more flexible money supply.
2. A graduated income tax.
3. Direct election of United
States Senators.
4. Use of the secret ballot in
elections
5. An eight-hour workday for
factory workers.
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The Populist Party goals
numbered 2 and 3 in the chart
were later addressed by -
A state legislatures
B state court decisions
C constitutional amendments
D Presidential Executive Orders

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Populist Party Goals in the 1890s
1. A more flexible money supply.
2. A graduated inco...

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