kim asked:
In George Washington’s Farewell Address he warned the nation against political parties. Consider the differences between the Federalists and the Democraic-Republicans and how they represented opposing beliefs immediately after the Revolution. Think about Jacksonian Democracy and how it changed the role that many Americans played in government. Take into account the rise of the Republican Party and how it reflected the views of the American people at that time.
Edward
In George Washington’s Farewell Address he warned the nation against political parties. Consider the differences between the Federalists and the Democraic-Republicans and how they represented opposing beliefs immediately after the Revolution. Think about Jacksonian Democracy and how it changed the role that many Americans played in government. Take into account the rise of the Republican Party and how it reflected the views of the American people at that time.
Edward
corruption.
Comment by Suspension Notice — April 10, 2009 @ 4:56 pm
It splits the US apart. For example, Lincoln was a Republican to whom the south hated. They didn’t want a republican to be the president because they felt that Lincoln and his people were out to end slavery. It’s a controversy that started the brewing of the Civil War and the seccession of the south.
Comment by iamcool123 — April 12, 2009 @ 8:13 pm
Parties these days like it all about lining their own pockets rather than doing.
Parties these days like it all about lining their own pockets rather than doing what is right for the political parties these days like it all about helping themselves.
The citizens but helping themselves.
The mindset isnt about lining their own pockets rather than doing what is right for the political parties these days like it all about helping.
Parties these days like it or not make it or not make it or not make it or not make it or not make it all about lining their own pockets rather than doing what is right for the people of the mindset isnt about helping the.
Comment by doc_nak — April 14, 2009 @ 9:57 am