"they lacked the political power to influence the racialistic culture that pervaded the Non-Indian South."
Merchant and elites: freedom from mercantilism
others: equality before the law
This question is incomplete. Here's the complete question.
Read the Cross of Gold speech
, by William Jennings Bryan
What evidence did Bryan give in his speech that makes you feel he is catering to the common working man?
Answer:
Bryan´s speech at the Democratic National Convention on July 8, 1896, about the party platform for the presidential election campaign, included a request for the coinage of silver as an inflationary action that would raise money circulation and helped poor people and people and farmers in debt.
Explanation:
He makes it clear that he´s committed to the common working man by claiming to represent the interests of the "humblest citizen," "the plain people of this country."
He even acknowledges wealthy businessmen as equal to farmers and miners.
Franklin D. Roosevelt had created the New Deal programs to help the United States come out of there Great Depression.
Answer: I think one of them was "Red Scare"
Explanation:
