The correct answer is B. The Populist Party emphasized the role of ordinary or common citizens.
The Populist Party was a populist agrarian political party of the United States of America that was active in the last decade of the 19th century and the first of the 20th. After its foundation in 1892 it became an important force in the states of the south and west of the United States where it obtained representation in the legislative assemblies of some of them, although it never obtained national representation.
It was supported by the lower classes, especially southern cotton growers (particularly from North Carolina, Alabama and Texas) and grain farmers from other states (such as Kansas and Nebraska). It represented a form of radical struggle against agrarianism and hostility towards banks, railways, and elites in general.
