Question

4. The national income tax, free and unlimited coinage of siver, and the direct

election of U.S. Senators were proposals included in the
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Declaration of Sentiments
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Federal Reserve System Act
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Populist Party Platform
Sixteenth Amendment

Answer 1

Question:

The national income tax, free and unlimited coinage of silver, and the direct election of senators were proposals that were included in the

Answer:

Populist Party Platform

Step-by-step explanation:

The Populist Party of the late 19th century was a grassroots movement with farmers at its center. The movement was defeated. By the late 19th century, the US was no longer an agricultural nation, but an industrial one. Many of the Populist Party ideas were later incorporated into US government; for example, direct election of Senators and a graduated income tax.

Answer 2

The National Income tax, free and unlimited coinage of silver and the direct election of United States Senators were proposals included in the Populist Party Platform.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Populist Party Platform existed in 1896, which was known as The Progressive Era, the platform called for a higher income tax, direct election of senators, restrictions on immigration and so on.