Question $23$

$2$ pts

In the Presidential Election of $1896,$ William McKinley

broke tradition by campaigning cross$-$country to promote his platform.

chose progressive New York politician Theodore Roosevelt as his running mate in order to appeal to reform$-$minded voters in the Northeast.

embraced the idea of bimetallism to siphon votes from the populist candidate in the Prairie states.

promoted industry and banking by remaining firmly wedded to high tariffs and the gold standard.