Key Demand of the Populist Movement

The Populist Movement, which gained traction in the United States during the late 19th century, sought to address the various economic and political challenges faced by agrarian workers and small farmers. One of the key platforms of the movement was the demand for a monetary policy that would increase the money supply. This was often linked to the controversy surrounding the gold standard. The movement's prominent leaders believed that several reforms could empower the working class and restore democratic ideals. Which of the following was a major demand of the Populist Movement?