President Grover Cleveland remained unpopular for all of the following reasons, except
A) Farmers in the South and West opposed Cleveland's hard-money policies.
B) He was seen by the press as aloof and uncaring.
C) He was believed to have too close a relationship with men like Morgan who valued money more than people.
D) Northern workers did not approve of his use of federal troops to put down strikes.
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