Was the Democratic Party the same as the Democratic-Republican Party?

Answer 1

Yes they are. Just use your critical thinking and it all becomes very obvious. The Republican and Democratic parties are tools the American government uses to brainwash the American people. What happens when you have two parties that represent the two sides of the political spectrum, is that you keep the American people divided in their opinions, disabling them to fight back against a corrupt system. In the Republican and Democratic system, the media controls the information fed to the American public - controlled by the politicans and lobbyists of both parties. This gives the Democratic and Republican system the ability to demonize anyone, persuade people's opinions, and even hide information by not talking about it. All in the means of getting you to think what they want you to think about politics, society, and the rest of the world. It is very likely that both parties plan the same scheme, especially considering that they both meet at the Bohemian Grove where politicians have historically had Masonic rituals (the same place where the Manhattan Project was made).

Answer 2

Yes and no. Depending on which region of the country a person lived in, his affiliation with the Democratic-Republicans may have been abbreviated to either "Democrat" or "Republican," but the first political group carrying the name "Democratic Party" was a different entity. After the Presidential election of 1824, members of the Democratic-Republican party discovered they had so many ideological differences that they split into two new parties: The National Republican Party and the Democratic Party.

Answer 3

Democratic- support higher taxes and more government, color is blue, party to the left

Republican- support lower taxes and less government, color is red, party to the right

Third party- called independent, never won an election, push for a new idea or push for a
particular issue, don't have a color