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OF GEORGIA
A leading figure in the People's Party, also known as the populist Party, Tom Watson was chosen as the party's 1904 presidential candidate. Based on your knowledge of Watson and the
Populists, which of the cause would Watson have MOST LIKELY supported?
reducing government regulation
А
B
lowering taxes to help poor farmers
С
eliminating restrictions on immigration
D
raising taxes to finance industrial expansion
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