The Farmers' Revolt Crossword Clues

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3. The primary cause of falling crop prices where a market glut drove values lower.
9. Also known as the People's Party, this political group formed in 1891.
10. The provincial credit system that tied indebted farmers to unprofitable land.
13. Material used to build early, rough rural huts in North Dakota.
14. A group from a generation earlier that also tapped into America's egalitarian spirit.
15. The Nebraska city where the People's Party held its 1892 national convention.
16. A form of large-scale farming heavily dependent on Eastern controlled monetary policy.
17. The metal standard that farmers wanted to move away from in favor of silver or paper currency.
18. The national movement for women's voting rights that many female Alliance members supported.
20. Taxes on imported industrial products that increased farmers' expenses without protecting crop prices.
22. The corrupt urban and local systems that Populists sought to assault.
25. The monetary system the U.S. became fully dependent on after silver coinage was abolished.
27. The "plain" group from the American heartland who used the language of the common man.
29. What Republicans "waved" to kindle memories of the Civil War and maintain Northern loyalty.
33. Surname of the founder of the Patrons of Husbandry in 1867.
34. What most small farmers lacked access to, forcing them to rely on local merchants.
36. Relating to the farmers and land-based interests that drove the 19th-century protest movement.
37. One of the methods used by both major parties to sustain their organizations and reward loyalty.
38. One of the primary targets of the American agrarians' "indignant furor".
39. Type of westward farm expansion that contributed to an oversupply of agricultural products.
40. The type of monetary pressure farmers hoped to create by putting more silver or paper money into circulation.
1. The 1862 law that made land cheap and abundant but ultimately depressed agricultural prices.
2. Referred to by critics and Populists as the "Crime of '73".
4. What Populist leaders warned against regarding their ideals,specifically seen in Bryan's 1896 nomination.
5. The 1896 Democratic nominee who used evangelical righteousness to court Populist voters.
6. The popular name for the Patrons of Husbandry, one of the first farmer reform groups.
7. The Populists' goal for the two-party system, rather than remaking it.
8. The quality of the party system that led the Populist movement to distance itself from national politics.
11. Prominent spokeswoman who told farmers to "raise less corn and more hell!".
12. The Populist presidential candidate who received over one million votes in 1892.
19. The 1886 Supreme Court case that ruled state-level railroad regulations were unconstitutional.
21. The proposal to inflate the money supply that galvanized farmer protests.
23. The Alliance that represented over one million African American farmers.
24. Organizations where farmers pooled resources to get better shipping rates and prices on supplies.
26. Author of the platform statement that vilified bankers and railroad owners as conspirators.
28. The nature of the late 19th-century party system that made third-party inroads difficult.
30. A political party named after the printed currency it supported.
31. The multi-regional political organization that emerged in the 1890s.
32. A plan for the government to store crops in warehouses and provide loans to farmers.
35. Leader of the Southern Alliance who urged the creation of a national farmers' organization.