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What were the goal of national grange?
Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.
What was goal of national grange?
to improve farmers living standards.Comment:Guodong Gulol complete sentence?Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change♪
Why did African American voting in the south decline in late 1800s?
prevented the formation of a unified social class--poor farmers--by granting political privileges to whites only
The british political parties in 1800s were the?
liberals and convervaties
The Populist party was created in the 1800s because?
neither republican or democrats satisfied the farmers.
What was a goal for farmers in the 1800s?
Lower prices for grain storage was a political goal for farmers in the 1800s.
Political goal for farmers?
The political goal of farmers was lower prices for grain storage.
What was the goal for farmers in 1900?
Hold on to political and economic power.
The main goal for farmers in 1900 was to do what?
To hold on Political and Economic Power
What is was a political goal for farmers?
lower prices for grain storage. (apex)
The main goal for farmers in 1900 was to what?
Hold on to political and economic power.
What was the main goal for the farmers in 1900s?
Hold on to political and economic power.
What was a political goal farmers?
Fair prices for products produced and sold, fair shipping costs, etc. were political goals for farmers at different times in history.
How The main goal for farmers in 1900 was to?
Hold on to political and economic power.
What were the goal of national grange?
Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to demand political change.
What is a polotical goal for farmers?
Many of the farmers I know don't have what they would call "political goals". They simply want big government to stop interfering in how their farms are run.
What was a political goal for farmers?
A political goal for farmers historically has been to secure fair prices for their crops through government subsidies or price controls. More recently, farmers may also advocate for policies that promote sustainable agricultural practices and protect against the effects of climate change.
