The Populist party arose as the direct successor to

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The Farmers' Alliance was a major grassroots movement among farmers in the late 19th century that sought to promote their economic and political interests. The Populist Party emerged from the alliance as a political organization that sought to represent farmers and other working-class Americans in the political system. While other groups, such as the Greenback Labor Party and the Grange, also played a role in the development of populist ideas, the Farmers' Alliance was the most direct precursor to the Populist Party.

The Populist Party Arose as the Direct Successor to