<span>Eleanor Roosevelt's influential family connections both to President Teddy Roosevelt and the Livingston's of New York contributed to her influence. Her drive and personality also contributed, and education in London and her relationship with her feminist headmistress helped shape her.</span>
Farmers--the Populist Party was a party for the people but particularly the rural common man.
The Populist Party formed to gain more economic rights against big business during the Gilded Age. They wanted government regulated railroads and telegraphs, silver added to currency, direct election of senators, and a graduated income tax.
The whole country was at a disarray. The Nobles and the King had too much power over the workers and the farmers and they were constantly at a strife with each other. The totalitarian government came as a response to this because they wanted to introduce a system that would end the problems through strict control of all aspects of statehood.<span />
The answer is D. The Harlem Renaissance