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what was the democrats biggest fear during the election of the president in 1892?
i. the fear of populists uniting poor blacks and whites to vote for the same candidate.
ii. splitting the vote between the blacks and whites in the election.
iii. democrats preventing african americans from voting.
i only
ii and iii only
i and iii only
i, ii, and iii
Brief Explanations
To solve this, we analyze each statement:
- Statement I: In 1892, Populists aimed to unite poor blacks and whites. Democrats feared this unity as it could challenge their political power, so this is a valid fear.
- Statement II: The fear was about Populist unity, not splitting black - white votes. Democrats' concern was over unity, not division, so this is incorrect.
- Statement III: Democrats were more focused on opposing Populist - led unity than preventing African Americans from voting (their main fear was the Populist threat), so this is incorrect.
Only Statement I is correct.
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I only