Which political party emerged out of the farmers' movements of the late 1800s? A. the Democratic Party B. the Populist Party C. the Republican Party D. the Whig Party

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Valentin Scott

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22 June, 05:07

Which political party emerged out of the farmers' movements of the late 1800s? A. the Democratic Party B. the Populist Party C. the Republican Party D. the Whig Party

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Seth Krueger · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B.

Explanation: The Populist Party was a left-wing late-nineteenth-century agrarian political party in the United States.

Carlo Brewer · Answer 2

B.

Explanation:

The political party that emerged out of the Farmer's Movement of the 1800s was the Populist Party.

The farmers after the Cold War faced the problem of falling prices of Crops. The farmers had to mortgage their farms so that they can buy land to produce more crops.

During this movement, emerged a new national political party. The name of this new political party was "The Populist Party".

This party was supported majorly by farmers as the party represented the common man.

So, the correct answer is option B.