Answer:
The United States Populist Party was active in the last decade of the 19th century and the first of the 20th.
Factors:
Factor 1: There was a polarization within the party when two trends are clearly expressed: the "fusionists” , who wanted to ally themselves with the Democratic Party, and the "mid roaders" who wanted the Populist Party to be a third independent party.
Factor 2: The party weakened a lot when the Democratic Party candidate William Jennings Bryan was not elected, with which the Populist Party had allied, for the US presidential elections of 1896. Jennings Bryan did not get people from urban areas or industrialists vote for him. He obtained 47% of the popular votes thanks to the rural areas of the South and the West. This fact and the defeat of Bryan buried the dream of forming a third populist party that brings together farmers and workers.
I consider that the determining factor was the alliance with the Democratic Party since it did not integrate the feeling of the people who wanted to group under a populist ideology since these militants did not find coherence in merging with a party that accepted and promoted visions that favored the interests of the elites and powerful merchants and industrialists.
The answer is C laddy. The US body is far too large to effectively have each individual vote. That's why we use representative democracy.
Answer:
in the future, chaos will take over and civilization will fall, taking most of the population with it. Those who don't perish initially, will slowly succumb to the harshness of the new world, and with no guarantee of safety children will not be a smart idea, so the human race will slowly die off
Answer:
no they were sad they were going to die
Explanation:
war kills people
Literature
Western Culture
Things from China in the past
were all strictly criticized against during the Cultural Revolution
being western or bourgeoisie was strictly criticized against during the Cultural Revolution
it was Mao's way of getting rid of his own middle management whom he feared would replace him and also bring in capitalism and western values
it was run by youth
they all had a red book filled with Mao's ideas and quotes