At the turn of the twentieth century, broad-based social movements such as the Farmers Alliance, the Grange, the Populist Party, and the Socialist Party sought to create an alternative culture based on all of the following values except

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The broad-based social movements of the turn of the twentieth century sought to create an alternative culture based on values such as the dignity of labor, the benefits of a rough equality, solidarity, and self-sufficiency. However, they did not value competitive individualism, as they believed in the importance of collective action and cooperation.

At the Turn of the Twentieth Century, Broad-Based Social Movements