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Learning Objective for Sources of Populism in the 1890sbdcus_ch17_1.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch17_2.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch17_3.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Luna Kellie, “Stand Up for Nebraska” (speech), January 1894bdcus_ch17_4.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Arthur L. Kellogg, “A Hayseed Like Me” (song lyrics), 1890bdcus_ch17_5.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch17_5_dlap.xml54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
Henry Moyer, “The National Cow” (cartoon), Coin’s Financial School, 1894 bdcus_ch17_6.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Henry Demorest Lloyd, “The Millions Produce Wealth; Only the Tens Have It” (campaign speech), October 1894bdcus_ch17_7.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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People’s Party, Omaha Platform, July 4, 1892bdcus_ch17_8.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Southern Mercury, Editorials and Letters, December 1894–January 1895 bdcus_ch17_9.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch17_9_dlap.xml54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
Quizbdcus_ch17_10.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch17_11.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch17_12.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch17_13.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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