In the late nineteenth century,American Populism

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American Populism supported the direct election of United States senators, as they believed it would lead to a more democratic and accountable government. This became a reality with the adoption of the Seventeenth Amendment in 1913. American Populism did not embrace laissez-faire attitudes, call for a return to a preindustrial American society, call for the abolition of all banks, or call for the repeal of the income tax.

In the Late Nineteenth Century,American Populism