Populists believed that bankers, landowners, and political parties were in constant conflict at the expense of important issues. had taken over the Knights of Labor along with other labor unions. supported collective action to achieve prosperity for all. worked together to keep control of the US in the hands of the wealthy.
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Populists believed that bankers, landowners, and political parties worked together to keep control of the United States in the hands of the wealthy.
The populist party is said to have emerged in 1890 in a vital party in the Southern United States and the Western United States even though it collapsed.
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Worked together to keep control of the United States in the hands of wealthy is the correct answer.
The Populists were actually the agrarian farmers and workers who protested against the policies of government and bankers and industrialists. In 1873, the agriculture prices were very low. The populists believed that management of currency was at fault and the government's currency policy was determined by Industrialists and eastern bankers. So the believed that bankers, landowners and political parties worked together to keep control of US in the hands of wealthy and exclude the poor and workers.
The Populists formed their own party (Populist Party) and later. began to contest elections.