Question 6 • Crowley Credit Recovery US History Studies Since 1877 A
The Grange focused mainly on cooperative efforts, such as buying supplies and marketing crops, and generally avoided direct political action. Farmers’ Alliances were more willing to organize politically and press for reforms, including government regulation of business. Both groups sought to help farmers economically, so their clearest difference was their commitment to political action.
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