Politics in the Gilded Age

AP US History· difficulty 4/5

William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech (1896)

A
$Was solely about religious revival and had no economic or monetary content$
B
$Argued passionately for industrial monopolies and the protection of corporate trusts$
C
$Argued passionately for free silver and against the gold standard$
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D
$Argued passionately against organized religion and church involvement in politics$

Explanation

Won him the Democratic and Populist nominations; he lost the election to McKinley.

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