By the end of the Civil war the South was left way behind the Northern States. On one trip to the South, Oliver Hudson Kelley from the Department of Agriculture witnessed the primitive agriculture practices of the people and the problems they were facing due to the monopolistic practices of railway companies which were charging high rates for transport their crop.
Oliver Hudson Kelley believed there was a better way to counter this and developed a small group called the grange, which were small community gathering of farmers that wanted to educate and support one another.
Grange's can be called cooperative movements by local farmers in order to improve their conditions and voice their concerns. Soon, the concept of Grange started to spread to other parts of the country, what can only be described as populism.
By the 1870s, there was a National Grange overlooking a smaller grange community in every State. The movement became so powerful, they were able to influence politics and legislation.
Hello there <span>kazamimitsuki85 :)
For this question I would choose:</span><span> Arising in the northern plains, this river flows through states between the Appalachian and rocky mountain ranges and dumps into the gulf of Mexico (B)
Reason: This choice best describes </span>the course of the Mississippi river. It follows the course described in choice B.
Hope that helps!
-Chris
<span>Based on the excerpt from Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms, I think that his style of writing can best be described as </span><span>straightforward and simple, while still relating a lot of information to the reader. In his writing, he did not include unnecessary details and complicated descriptions, rather, he pictured the scene in a concise manner. </span>
It was definitely to contain the spread of communism due to the Truman Doctrine.