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    themselves Democratic-Republican. President Washington warned about the dangers of political parties because they would divide the government and the nation into sides. Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson led their parties, the Federalist and the Democratic-Republic respectively. As Washington had predicted, the nation was divided between two points of views, but political parties allow people to choose a side upon matters of supporting different ideas. Although Democratic-Republicans…

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    courts rulings during this period set precedent for later generations. Therefore election of 1800 demonstrate the start of a revolution named “Revolution of 1800.” America consist of two political parties which are The Federalist and Democratic-Republicans. Debates between these two parties describe the divide in early american politics. Hamilton’s economic…

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    Both the Democrats and Whigs originated from the Democratic-Republican party. They both branched off after the election of 1824. The two new parties were very important because their rivalry started the Second Party System we have today. The Democratic party, at the time, was known as the Jacksonian Democrats and followed Andrew Jackson. The party glorified the “common man”, the lowly farmer who made a living off the land. As such, it consisted of, mostly, southern farmers, small northern…

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    In George Washington’s Farewell Address, he warned that independence, peace at home and abroad, safety, prosperity, and liberty were all dependent upon the unity between the states. He discouraged the nation from separating into factions, ““The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism.” Having Washington 's…

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    Political Juggernauts: Power vs. Freedom The environment around us has a profound effect as we age from adolescents to adulthood because of the subtle lessons we learn in life. Two historical figures almost everyone has heard of, Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, were both early American political figures that wanted to make the country distinguished, but in remarkably different ways. These two individuals were differing fundamentalists of government which instigated them to form the…

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    How did the British people see their empire at the end of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century? They saw the Empire evolving and even some devolving. For the people living in the British empire, during the turn of the century, Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee was a time of pride and yet a time of growing insecurity about the fate of the nation, because of the concerns with status as an economic power, a strong anti-imperial sentiment was growing, and the resistance in Ireland.…

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    Democrat Huey Long, an outspoken American politician regarded as the “best populist”1 who denounced the wealth inequality among the rich and the poor, has seen his fair share of triumphs and victories throughout his term as Louisiana 's Governor and U.S. Senator. Under his leadership, he helped the “distressed” by supporting beneficial programs, such as providing free school textbooks to children, all at such a high price. With spurring controversy concerning the way he ran his own “political…

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    The main topics of chapters one through 4 in the book Democrats, Republicans and the Politics of Women are that gender plays a large part in politics and how people make partisan decisions. The chapters also cover how the two political parties differ in their stances on different gender issues. I really liked Sanbonmatsu’s differentiation between gender equality and role change. I found this to be an interesting separation that helped me understand and better categorize my already existing…

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    Murray’s ambition was for women to have a better education and economic independences. Murray essay played an important role in the post-Revolution “Republican Motherhood” movement to challenge the role of women in society in the 18th-century. The Republican Motherhood movement was lead by Abigail Adams to argue about the education mother give to patriotic sons who were allowed to vote. The education that mothers thought to their sons was important to…

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    In this activity, compare and contrast the three major Reconstruction plans: Lincoln's, Johnson's, and the Radical Republicans'. Which was the most logical and why? What would your plan have been? Johnson’s plan was the most logical because it balanced quickly healing the Union and punishing the South. Lincoln’s 10% plan, in which the Union would readmit Southern states if 10% of voters swore an oath of allegiance, was too lenient. He offered all southerners amnesty, focusing on rebuilding the…

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