The populist movement grew out of the Farmers' Alliance that began in the 1870s. When the Farmers' Alliance moved into formal politics, it did so as the People's Party.
bankers and businessmen who wanted tax relief
Farmers
A specific group of people.
The populist party began in 1892. The Populist Party was a collection of Democrats with an advocate of Democratic Principles. They were formed from the Knights of Labor and Farmer's Alliance as one group. They advocated the public ownership of railroads, telephone lines, etc. They denounced Socialism and called for the KKK.
The Sons of Liberty is the radical group you seek.
The Grange, also known as the Patrons of Husbandry, emerged in the 1880s as a powerful farmers' political advocacy group and self-help movement. The organization aimed to provide social and educational opportunities for farmers, as well as advocating for agricultural policies that would benefit farmers economically.
railroad Owners
Poor framer
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farmers
Yes, in the earlier days of the West, she was a rough and tough member of the western group who could shoot with the best of them.
the bourbon triumvirate
medicare
i'm pretty sure that poor white farmers were one "group" of people that supported the populist party. you may want to double check.
Farmers
KKK
Middle class