What were the goals of the National Grange?
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A. Give farmers a place to buy various farm products and organize
farmers to demand an end to banks.
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B. Organize farmers to demand social change and give farmers a
place get easy loans
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C. Give communities a place to meet and organize farmers to
demand political change
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D. Give communities a place to meet and give communities a place
to sell their crops

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