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| Government jobs went to supporters of the winning party in an election |
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| Partial refunds and lower rates because of the volume of goods they shipped |
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| The movement to increase farmers political power and to work for legislation in their interest |
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| Paper currency that could not be exchanged for gold or silver coins |
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| Decline in the value of money |
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| Increase in the value of money |
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| Marketing Organizations that worked for the benefit of their members |
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| One that taxed higher earnings more heavily |
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| Believed that American currency should only be based on gold |
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| Believed coining silver in unlimited quantities would solve the nation's economic crisis |
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| Landless farmers who had to hand over to the landlord a large portion of their crops to cover the cost of rent, seeds, tools, and other supplies |
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| All citizens registering to vote had to pay |
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| Clause allowed anyone who's grandfather had voted in 1867 to have the right to vote |
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| Statutes supported Segregation |
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| Executions without proper court proceedings |
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