The Populist Party appealed to which of the following groups?

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The Populist Party was a political party that emerged in the late 19th century and appealed to western mining interests, small farmers, and urban workers. The party sought to promote economic reforms that would benefit these groups, such as the coinage of silver, the establishment of government-owned banks, and the regulation of railroads. The party was also known for its pro-labor stance and support for women's suffrage.

The Populist Party Appealed to Which of the Following Groups