// question: 22520  name: Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT 
::Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT::Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT{
	~employers manipulated racial, ethnic, and religious prejudices among workers to keep them estranged.
	~different kinds of jobs underwent different processes of mechanization and technological development, making intra-industry organization difficult.
	~many Americans aspired to enter the affluent middle class and never mentally associated with organized labor.
	=industrialists and government officials successfully conspired to politically and legally block such combinations.
}


// question: 22515  name: In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government. 
::In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government.::In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government.{
	~Eugene V. Debs
	=Jacob S. Coxey
	~Samuel Gompers
	~Terrance Powderly
}


// question: 22516  name: President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing 
::President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing::President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing{
	=the strike interfered with the delivery of U.S. mail.
	~Anarchists and Socialists were leading the strike.
	~national security demanded the railroads be kept operating.
	~the strike threatened the economic well-being of the country.
}


// question: 22517  name: The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was 
::The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was::The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was{
	~James B. Weaver.
	~Eugene V. Debs.
	=William Jennings Bryan.
	~John James Harlan.
}


// question: 22513  name: The Populist Party platform endorsed at its Omaha convention in 1892 included all of the following EXCEPT 
::The Populist Party platform endorsed at its Omaha convention in 1892 included all of the following EXCEPT::The Populist Party platform endorsed at its Omaha convention in 1892 included all of the following EXCEPT{
	~free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at a ratio of 16 to 1.
	~a graduated income tax to redistribute wealth.
	=immediate repeal of all tariffs.
	~adoption of political reforms such as direct election of senators, "recalls," and referenda.
}


// question: 22514  name: The Populist Party sought to build a coalition between agrarian and labor interests by endorsing 
::The Populist Party sought to build a coalition between agrarian and labor interests by endorsing::The Populist Party sought to build a coalition between agrarian and labor interests by endorsing{
	~a national minimum wage.
	~restrictions on immigration.
	=the eight-hour day.
	~regulation of safety in the work place.
}


// question: 22510  name: The third party that had a dramatic impact on politics in the 1890s was the 
::The third party that had a dramatic impact on politics in the 1890s was the::The third party that had a dramatic impact on politics in the 1890s was the{
	~Free Labor Party.
	=Populist Party.
	~Free Silver Party.
	~American Anti-Immigration Party.
}