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Which of the following men was a Populist who fought against banks, railroads, and the gold standard? A.William McKinley B.John D. Rockefeller C.William Jennings Bryan D.Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Which of the following men was a Populist who fought against banks, railroads, and the gold standard?

A.William McKinley
B.John D. Rockefeller
C.William Jennings Bryan
D.Cornelius Vanderbilt

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William Jennings Bryan was a populist who fought against banks, railroads, and the gold standard. He was elected to the House of Representatives for two terms. He was also President Wilson's Secretary of State. The correct answer is C. 
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