Rise of the Populists
As economic turmoil grips the nation, workers and farmers unite against the perceived collusion of government and big business, leading to the formation of the Populist Party. Despite their efforts, the party struggles to gain traction in presidential elections. Meanwhile, labor unrest escalates, exemplified by the violent repercussions of the Pullman strike, highlighting the deepening divide between the working class and corporate interests.In this clip
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98: Silver & Gold: From Grover Cleveland to William Jennings Bryan & William McKinley
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