Rural America's Initial Response to Industrialization Crossword

movement to increase farmers' political power and to work for legislation in their interest
tariffs made it difficult to sell goods overseas
thought it would solve economic problems
decline in the value of money due to an increase in money supply without an increase in goods for sale
greenbacks, gold, silver coins and national bank notes
increase in value of money and a decrease in prices
founded the first national farm organization
Patrons of Husbandry better known as
year nation fell into severe recession and farm income fell
marketing organizations that try to increase prices and lower costs for member
maximum rates and rates prohibited railroads from charging more for short hauls than for long ones
court case that stated could not regulate railroads or any commerce that crossed state lines
alliance formed as the Grange was falling apart
became leader and announced a plan to organize large cooperatives
another name for large cooperatives
marked cotton at prices slightly higher than those paid to individual farmers
negotiated slightly better railroad rates for wheat farms