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AssignmentMultiple Choice

Indigenous People on a Closing Frontier

Question 5 • Crowley Credit Recovery US History Studies Since 1877 A

The Grange and Farmers’ Alliances were similar in that they

Answer
A
worked to improve railroads’ profits.
B
focused on placing farmers in debt.
C
sought to improve the lives of farmers.

Explanation

Both the Grange and the Farmers’ Alliances were organizations formed to address farmers’ problems and strengthen their economic and social position. They advocated reforms such as fairer railroad rates and better conditions for farmers. They did not aim to increase railroad profits or put farmers into debt.

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