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    This political party formed and grew from societies that were secret. This party was opposed to immigrants coming over into America. The Know-Nothing Party was a group of Catholic political organization that also called themselves the American Party. The members in this political group were mainly white and it quickly grew as one of America’s second largest political party, in the 1850’s. Strangely, the group that stood against immigrations…

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    In this chapter we see the rise of the conservative party as we know no it today. This begins with President Ronald Reagan. With the shift to conservative values in many areas of the country, Ronald Reagan was able to beat Jimmy Carter by a land slide, winning almost every state in the United States. The Republican Conservative values were based on anti-communism, smaller government, relying more on states’ rights, tougher on crime, lowering taxes for the wealthy, a return to Christian values.…

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    General in the War of 1812, he was known as a war hero after the Battle of New Orleans. As the Era of Good Feelings faded out of sight with collapse of the Federalist Party, the democratic-republican Jackson developed the Democratic Party and a new political party system in the United States. He made a name for the Democratic Party as the first democrat in office, serving for two terms from 1829-1837. Jackson 's desire for small…

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    Hitler Vs Stalin

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    takeover of the Provisional Government during October 1917, Vladimir Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik party. During his final years, the fight for the new leadership was between Leon Trotsky and Joseph Stalin, with Stalin emerging as the victor in 1924. Meanwhile during the early 1930s Germany…

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    Jimmy Carter Case Study

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    They took American hostage. As commander in chief, President Carter immediately asked his military advisors to scale a rescue mission to recover the hostages. On April 24th, 1980 a new elite counter-terror group called "Delta Force" launched a mission to rescue the hostages under orders of President Carter. The mission failed, and the damages were costly all around. As commander in chief, President Carter was held responsible for the failure of the mission. It was…

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    Hitler - one of the most prominent figures in WW2. It is widely assumed by the public that he was a strong dictator; he successfully organised and implemented the Holocaust, had total control over Nazi Germany, and his subordinates. However, if he was defeated in the end, how strong of a dictator can he be? Historians have analysed the structure of the Third Reich, as well as Hitler himself, to determine the breakdown of the Third Reich. From this there have been differing conclusions in the…

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    in December 1991 at the World Trade Center, attended by 228 delegates from 19 political parties. Mandela proved himself in the delegation and became a key figure that demands for democracy and let the majority rule. De Klerk, who was for federal system of government, was opposed by Mandela. Year 1994, the election was set. It is in which Mandela was a representative of a party named National/ Democratic Party and many wanted him to take the position of presidency. He was supported by ANC and did…

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    Jefferson Vs Hamilton

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    How did the views of Hamilton and Jefferson give birth to political parties? The stumbling block, as always, was the question of power. One group, headed by Hamilton, John Adams and Thomas Pinckney, relied on a strong and vigorous federal government, because they are called "Federalists." They believed that the ideal government should exercise maximum activity in their service to the public good. Their opponents - "Democrats, Republicans" from the camp of Jefferson, Madison and George Clinton,…

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    WWII and characterized for his fascist policies that resulted in millions of deaths, could have come to power in Germany during the 1920-1930s. Hitler rose to power in German politics as leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party, also known as the Nazi Party (or NSDAP). He was elected chancellor of Germany in 1933, and served as dictator from 1934 to 1945. Even at a young age, Adolf Hitler had a strong passion for German nationalism. This became evident in his early beer-hall…

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    The Nazis Party was established in World War I but it rise in World War II. They were found in February 24 1920. This was shortening for National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). This was a political party that took place from 1920 and 1945 practice Nazism. The leader The Nazis Party Organization was called Adolf Hitler. The Nazis Party grew from the German people, and started by hating the Jews. Just like many organizations the Nazis tried to find the best way that they could gain the…

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