After Their Bursting on the National Scene in the 1892

After their bursting on the national scene in the 1892 presidential campaign, the Populists hoped to

A) gain complete political control of the western farming and mining states.
B) forge a closer alliance of midwestern and southern farmers.
C) reach out to urban workers and assault the northeastern citadels of power.
D) displace the Democrats as America's second major party.
E) persuade Congress to pass their program of government ownership of the railroads, telegraph, and telephones.