When Grangers referred to a band of "thieves in the night," they were referring to __________.

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The Grangers were a group of farmers who banded together in the late 19th century to fight against the unfair practices of railroads and banks, which they saw as charging exorbitant fees and interest rates. They referred to these businesses as "thieves in the night" because of their exploitative practices that took advantage of farmers.

When Grangers Referred to a Band of "Thieves in the Night