The populism tradition in the United States did not appeal to
A)shopkeepers
B)bankers
C)small farmers
D)unskilled workers

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Populism in the United States was a movement that aimed to represent and empower small farmers, laborers, and other groups that felt marginalized by the political and economic establishment. While aspects of this tradition may have resonated with some shopkeepers, small farmers, and unskilled workers, it was generally not supported by bankers or other members of the financial elite who benefited from the status quo.

The Populism Tradition in the United States Did Not Appeal