Farmers' Alliance

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The Farmers' Alliance was a late 19th-century American agrarian organization that sought economic reforms and political power for farmers, helping lay the groundwork for the Populist movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agrarian organization
farmers' movement
political advocacy group
activeInPeriod late 19th century
advocatedFor cooperative buying and selling
reform of the monetary system
regulation of railroads
subtreasury plan
aimedAt economic reform for farmers
political power for farmers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
goal increase government intervention in the economy
reduce farmers' debt burden
secure fair prices for crops
hadBranch Colored Farmers' National Alliance and Cooperative Union NERFINISHED
Northern Farmers' Alliance NERFINISHED
Southern Farmers' Alliance NERFINISHED
helpedForm People's Party NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance laid groundwork for the Populist movement
major agrarian protest movement in the Gilded Age
ideology agrarianism
populism
influenced People's Party NERFINISHED
Populist movement NERFINISHED
opposed concentrated economic power
high interest rates
monopolistic railroad practices
organizedAs local alliances
national alliance
state alliances
region American Midwest NERFINISHED
American South NERFINISHED
socialBase sharecroppers
small farmers
tenant farmers
sought alliance between farmers and laborers
supported cooperative grain elevators
cooperative stores
greater political participation by farmers
rural education
usedMethod cooperative enterprises
lectures
mass meetings
newspapers

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Populist movement hasPart Farmers' Alliance
Populist movement influencedBy Farmers' Alliance
Populist movement hasKeyOrganization Farmers' Alliance
this entity surface form: National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union