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Populists and Nihilists were two secret revolutionary groups in Russia.
Its support for coining silver.
The Shah had numerous chief opponents, such as the Communists, the Feminists, the Populists, the Islamists, and the Democratists.
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The Populist Party supported William Jennings Bryan because he championed issues important to agrarian and working-class Americans, such as free silver, which aimed to increase the money supply and alleviate debt burdens. His progressive stance on economic reform resonated with the Populists' goals of empowering farmers and laborers against the influence of big business and industrial elites. Bryan's 1896 Democratic National Convention speech, known as the "Cross of Gold" speech, further solidified his appeal to the Populists, who saw him as a strong advocate for their interests.
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Populists and Nihilists
The Populist Party appealed strongly to farmers who were deep in debt and felt betrayed by the traditional political parties. It proposed a progressive income tax and would allow the free coinage of silver which appealed to many others.
Populists and Nihilists were two secret revolutionary groups in Russia.
it failed to win over urban workers to its causes
Its support for coining silver.
by appealing to federal government for economic and social reforms.
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Populists
Populists were originally made up of Black and White Farmers in the mid-west and south who disliked the policies of the Democrats and Republicans. They adopted the name from the Kansas Populist Party which had elected members to Congress. So, some politicians were also populists. Their goals also attracted workers to their party. They were not, as some accused, socialists. Most were tenant farmers and landowners They favored reform in a peacefull, democratic way.