Question

In two or three sentences, explain how Bryan described those who were in favor of free silver.

Answer 1

Bryan described them as people who are businessmen and people who are worth as much as other leaders of the industry.

He also described them as people who do "real work" and people who are better than investors or speculators

William Jennings Bryan was widely known for his oratory skill. He was a politician from Nebraska who in July 1896 made what was known as The Cross of Gold speech during a Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

While supported the idea of free silver, Bryan described those who were in favor of free silver as

1. People who are businessmen and people who are worth as much as other leaders of the industry.

2. He also described them as people who do "real work" and people who are better than investors or speculators.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Bryan described them as people who are businessmen and people who are worth as much as other leaders of the industry.

He also described them as people who do "real work" and people who are better than investors or speculators

Step-by-step explanation:

William Jennings Bryan was widely known for his oratory skill. He was a politician from Nebraska who in July 1896 made what was known as The Cross of Gold speech during a Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

While supported the idea of free silver, Bryan described those who were in favor of free silver as

1. People who are businessmen and people who are worth as much as other leaders of the industry.

2. He also described them as people who do "real work" and people who are better than investors or speculators.