EOC Review: Standard 4 (Classwork)

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Who would most likely support William Jennings Bryan in the election of 1896? Options: a government official in Georgia, a farmer in Kansas who supported bimetalism, a merchant in New York, an industrial worker in Pennsylvania

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a farmer in Kansas who supported bimetalism

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Which best explains the popularity of bimetallism for Midwest farmers?

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They believed it would lead to an inflation of the United States currency.

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Which statement completes this chart? Options: Muckrakers published exposés that brought attention to the plight of farmers. The federal government switched to the silver standard to help farmers. The Grange Movement advocated that the government raise tariffs to help farmers. The Populist Party was formed to address the issues that affected farmers.

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The Populist Party was formed to address the issues that affected farmers.

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Based on these commandments, the Grange was formed in response to what trend? Options: the shift towards industry and away from agriculture, the population movement from East to West, the rising prices for food and crops, the emphasis on overseas expansion

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the shift towards industry and away from agriculture

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What conclusion can be drawn from this cartoon?

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Labor unions are unlikely to win against big businesses.

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What kind of fears are reflected in the political cartoon? Options: communist fears of the free market, fears of international terrorism, fears of presidential scandals, nativist fears of immigrants

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nativist fears of immigrants

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Which individual would support this slogan? Options: a labor union member, a factory owner, a city official, an industrialist

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a labor union member

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What ultimate goal did the Populists want to achieve with these demands?

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to raise crop prices by increasing the amount of money in circulation

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Who would most likely support William Jennings Bryan in the election of 1896? Options: a government official in Georgia, a farmer in Kansas who supported bimetalism, a merchant in New York, an industrial worker in Pennsylvania

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a farmer in Kansas who supported bimetalism

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Which best explains the popularity of bimetallism for Midwest farmers?

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They believed it would lead to an inflation of the United States currency.