The Granger movement collapsed when:
A) local communities rioted against their mixed-race meetings.
B) their bills failed to be passed by state legislatures.
C) the depression of the 1870s wiped out their programs.
D) their cooperative purchasing scheme did not interest farmers.
Answer: C
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