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14 Cards in this Set
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Bases and Limits of Presidency Power.
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Constitution
Acts of Congress Precedence Court Decisions |
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Constitutional Powers of Presidency.
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Power to Veto
The "Take Care" Clause Commander in Chief Presedential Pardons Treaty Making Authority Nominations and Appointments |
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Third Party System
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1860's-1890's
Republicans (Dominant) and Democrats |
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Fourth Party System
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1890's- 1932
Republicans and Deomcrats (parallel) |
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Fifth Party System
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1932- 1944 +/-
Democrats (Dominant) and Republicans |
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1st party Federalist
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Alexander Hamilton Ideology
Strong Central Government Loose Interpretation of the Constitution. |
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1st party Jeffersonian
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Strong States, weak central gov.
Strict Interpretation of the constitution. |
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2nd party Democrats
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Based on support of Andrew Jackson
Expansion of the elective franchise Strong states/limited Cent Gov. |
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2nd party Whigs
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Strong advocates from American business and banking.
Maintain strong Central Government. |
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3rd party Republicans
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Opposed spread of slavery to the West. (Kansas Nebraska Act.)
Dominated after the Civil War. Northern business and farmers. (Pushed for Homestead act.) |
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3rd Party Democrats
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National power crippled by support of secession.
Remained strong in the south. Often a victim of "Waving the bloody shirt." |
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4th Party Republicans and Democrats
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Both supported expansion and war with spain.
Both support reforms and cote for women. Republicans known for support of self reliance and big business. Great Depression strengthened Democrats and Damaged Republicans. |
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5th Party Democrats
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Based on broad coalition of labor, farmers, and urbanites.
Supported the expansion of Central Gov thoguh social support programs and then civil right after 1963. |
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5th party Republicans
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Resisted expansion of Gov. through social programs.
Continued success electing Presidents. Mainly an opposition party in congress. |
