Problem
i. From the perspective of organizations like the Agricultural Wheel, the Farmers' Alliance or the Colored Farmers' Alliance, why was industrialization a threat to Tennessee's agricultural way of life?
ii. Why for the most part did their organizing result in little long-term change?
iii. What other strategies might you have suggested for these groups to follow to achieve reform?
iv. Do you think the economic issues and discontent of the 1890s and early 1900s have parallels to economic issues and discontent in the present-day?