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What if Democratic Party officeholders had not been restored to power in the South after Reconstruction?
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What political party took control during reconstruction?
In the south the Democratic party and in the north the Republican Party
Solid South was an outgrowth Reconstruction Period cemented Southern loyalty party?
Democratic.
Who were most likely to support the Democratic Party during reconstruction?
White people in South those for slavery or states in the Confederacy.
When reconstruction began which group of Americans living in the South supported the Democratic party?
blacks and whites who supported blacks (mainly)
To what party did blacks remain loyal in the post reconstruction south?
The Republican Party. In general blacks voted for the Republicans, the "Party of Lincoln" until Franklin Roosevelt in 1932. Then blacks changed their allegiance to the Democratic Party, and have voted Democratic since.
What did the white leagues want?
White power and Democratic Party control
Spoilsmen was the label attached to those who?
expected government jobs from their party's elected officeholders.
What is the main job of the Congressional campaign?
to reelect party officeholders and capture new seats.
What is the main job of the congressional committees?
to reelect party officeholders and capture new seats.
Suppose major officeholders from one particular party are not performing well and the party is not monitoring these officeholders in what ways could this situation affect the party as a whole?
Party membership might fall because people are dissatisfied with the leaders. The situation might cause more split-ticket voting and greater voter interest in the activities of the opposing party.
What state was the Democratic Party founded in?
Who started the Democratic Party? Who started the Democratic Party?
Which political party did southerners tend to support?
I would say Southern states nowadays are generally carried by the Republican party. However, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries the South tended to vote for the Democrats, who were ideologically different than today's Democratic party.
