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Croeseids Bimetallism, also
known as the
bimetallic standard, is a
monetary standard in
which the
value of the
monetary unit is
defined as equivalent...
- Missouri), to join with silver-producing
interests in
urging a
return to
bimetallism, the use of both
silver and gold as a standard.
Coupled with Senator...
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Limping bimetallism was a
monetary system in the
United States that was
partially dependent on
silver but
primarily dependent on gold. It was developed...
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supporting free
silver (effectively,
expansionary monetary policy) and
bimetallism. The main
Republican Party opposed free
silver and
supported the gold...
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until 1911 and most
successful in
Nevada which supported a
platform of
bimetallism and free silver. In 1892,
several Silver Party candidates were elected...
- on July 9, 1896. In his address,
Bryan supported "free silver" (i.e.
bimetallism),
which he
believed would bring the
nation prosperity. He
decried the...
- over free
silver in his
campaign messaging, but
promised to
continue bimetallism to ward off
continued skepticism over the gold standard,
which had lingered...
-
warehouses to aid farmers.
Other Populist-endorsed
measures included bimetallism, a
graduated income tax,
direct election of Senators, a
shorter workw****...
-
Monetary Union. They
agreed to a
combined gold and
silver standard (
bimetallism) with a gold-to-silver
ratio of 15.5 to 1 as
established in the French...
- with
Henry George on land, rent, and taxes.
Walker argued in
support of
bimetallism and
although he was an
opponent of the
nascent socialist movement, he...
