To gain the votes of more americans workers what stance did the populist party take regarding immigration and the workweek

~The ~People's ~Party, ~also ~known ~as ~the ~Populist ~Party ~or ~simply ~the ~Populists, ~was ~a ~left  ~wing ~agrarian ~populist ~late ~19th ~century ~political ~party ~in ~the United~ ~States. ~The ~Populist ~Party ~emerged ~in ~the ~early ~1890s ~as ~an ~important ~force~ ~in ~the ~Southern ~and ~Western ~United ~States, ~but ~collapsed ~after~ ~it~ nominated~ ~Democrat ~William ~Jennings ~Bryan ~in ~the ~1896 ~United ~States ~presidential~ ~election. ~A ~rump ~faction ~of ~the ~party ~continued ~to ~operate ~into ~the ~first ~decade ~of ~the ~20th ~century, ~but ~never ~matched ~the ~popularity ~of ~the ~party ~in ~the ~early ~1890s.

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1. government controls industry through policy

2.government is both a consumer and a producer

4. government can use policy t influence economy

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