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Lena [83]
3 years ago
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NeTakaya3 years ago
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look at my explanation

Explanation:

As a Populist, also a farmer living in a rural area down South, I would have voted for William Jennings Bryan for the election of 1896. As a farmer and a Populist, I would have been concerned on which candidate running would have been best at getting what we need and wanted. Regarding, the economic things like equal pay in taxes, loans for us, and more money circulating. So for those things, I think Bryan would be the best candidate.

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