william jennings bryan
Which of the following individuals did the Populists nominate for Vice President in the Election of 1896?
watson
Democrats in which of the following regions were the most aggressive advocates of the unlimited coinage of silver?
west
___________ ____________ ___________ became the Democratic candidate for President after a famous speech at the party's convention?
William bryan jennings
Northeastern workers threw their support to the ______________ Party in the Election of 1896 in one of the most dramatic changes to voter alignment in the nation's history.
republican
Divisions in the Democratic Party and changes in the political alignment guaranteed
republican control of the federal government for some time
northeast south
republican democrat
populists and peoples' party
took wholly opposite views on the silver issue
Which of the following was the greatest contributing factor in the defeat of William Jennings Bryan in the Election of 1896?
Bryan failed to appeal to immigrants and working poor in the Midwest.
What was the main persuasive goal of the "Cross of Gold" Speech?
The Federal government should allow the unlimited coinage of silver.
democrats vs. republicans
d: r: appealed to urban workers evangelical protestant values
Which of the following individuals did the Populists nominate for President in the Election of 1896?
jennings
first presidential candidate to actively campaign personally
jennings
was the first nominee of a major party to call on the federal government to adopt lib-eral measures for the welfare of the working and middle classes, called on the government to provide farm subsidies, legalize labor strikes, regulate railroads, tax the rich, and break up trusts
jennings (radical for the time)
peoples' party nomination for president and vice president
jennings for president thomas e. watson for vice
_______ _______ laws in the South ensured that the region would remain firmly Democrat due to restrictions on black voters
jim crow
Which of the following individuals became the Presidential nominee of the Gold Democrats?
john m. palmer
what incident split the democratic party
the appointing of william bryan jennings as their presidential candidate
what marked the end of the gilded age
the election of 1896