This is rather subjective, but a US Supreme Court Justice could be regarded as the most significant long term force in American politics, especially the Chief Justice.
The Justices are responsible for interpreting the law, but the interpretation of that law can lean liberal or conservative. Additionally they are appointed for life, giving them a long hold over US policies.
Especially influential justices include John Marshall (1801-1835), Roger Taney (1836-1864), and Earl Warren (1953-1969)
There never has been a fourth party. At times a third party has risen, but not lasted long. Teddy Roosevelt in 1912 tried a 3rd party run with the Bull Moose party. He was not successful. The two parties we have are very powerful with lots of money. I doubt we will get a third-party or fourth.
Hillary Clinton has been in politics since she was 13 years old. She helped campaign for Richard Nixon when he was running for president. She became a US senator in 2001.
Randy Brock
There are a variety of characteristics of history. These include many dates, long stories explaining events, as well as some insight into current politics.
I would say that the automobile was the transportation development that had the greatest long-term impact on the American economy. Just think of all the things that its invention affected--tourism, hotels, construction businesses, etc. Plus, the autombile is still affecting the American economy today.
The period from 1877 to 2010 is often referred to as the "long American Century" because it marks the rise of the United States as a global power, both economically and militarily. Starting with the end of Reconstruction in 1877, this era saw significant industrialization, the expansion of American influence around the world, and engagement in major conflicts such as World War I and II. The U.S. emerged as a dominant force in international politics and economics, shaping global institutions and norms. This influence persisted until the early 21st century, when challenges to American hegemony began to emerge.
A long-range force is a force that acts between objects over a significant distance, such as gravity or electromagnetic force. These forces do not diminish quickly with distance and can influence objects that are far apart.
yep as long as you are an American citizen
It established neoconservatism as a long term trend in US politics. If Reagan had lost the Republican Party would likely look more like that of Eisenhower.
Allan P. Sindler has written: 'American Politics and Public Policy' 'Protest against the political status of the negro' 'Policy and politics in America' -- subject(s): Case studies, Politics and government 'Huey Long's Louisiana: State politics, 1920-1952' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Negro protest and local politics in Durham, N.C' -- subject(s): Blacks, Civil rights, Politics and government
The little Russian-American school teacher was the Iron Lady of world politics long before Margaret Thatcher took on that title.
It was significant because in a time of industrialization and urbanization, home life was not clean and unsafe. tenants were over-crowded and skyscraper for the first time built up not long.
5 years
A long-range force is a type of interaction that acts between objects even when they are far apart. Examples include gravitational and electrostatic forces, which can influence objects at large distances. These forces diminish with distance but can still have significant effects over long ranges.
The rock will be lifted by the force f for as long as the force is applied to it.
Kim Long has written: 'Encyclopedia of field trips & educational destinations' -- subject(s): States, School field trips, Directories 'American Forecaster Almanac, 1992' 'Writing in Bullets' 'The almanac of political corruption, scandals, and dirty politics' -- subject(s): Anecdotes, Biography, History, Nonfiction, OverDrive, Political corruption, Politicians, Politics, Politics and government, Politics, Practical, Practical Politics, Scandals 'The astronaut training book for kids' -- subject(s): Vocational guidance, Astronautics, Juvenile literature 'Owls' -- subject(s): Owls 'The American Forecaster Almanac 1999' 'The American Forecaster Almanac' '2002 Moon Poster Calendar' 'Prairie dogs' -- subject(s): Prairie dogs 'Hummingbirds' -- subject(s): Hummingbirds 'American Forecaster Almanac 1998' 'Fatal facts' -- subject(s): Miscellanea, Death, Mortality 'Beavers' 'American Forecaster Almanac, 1991' 'The American Forecaster 1988' 'The trout almanac' -- subject(s): Trout fishing 'The moon book' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals
It made everyone in america lose trust in the gov. Thus ridding the white house of its integrity and respect. It took a long time for americans to recover from this