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During the presidential election of 1896, William Jennings Bryan: A. Left the Populist Party to join the Democrats. B. Earned the Republican nomination. C. Was supported by Populists and Democrats. D.
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During the presidential election of 1896, William Jennings Bryan:

A. Left the Populist Party to join the Democrats.
B. Earned the Republican nomination.
C. Was supported by Populists and Democrats.
D. Angered most of his Populist supporters.

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C. Was supported by Populists and Democrats.

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The Answer is C, Good Luck!


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