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After the collapse of the Whig Party, a new political party the Republicans were formed. It's chief reason to organize itself into a new party was based on the opposition to slavery by its members. And like all political parties, there were differences among its members. Some were radicals regarding slavery, others like Abraham Lincoln were moderates.
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GOP stand for what in the political party?
GOP, Grand Old Party, is used by the Republican Party.
What does the Republican party do?
The Republican political party is the more conservative party of the two US political parties, and they generally stand for more conservative decisions regarding finances, laws and other political issues. They strongly back reduction of Federal programs and increasing privately funded programs, and feel that economic freedom is based on this, among numerous other, principles.
What did Chester a Arthur do after he was president?
He taught school a couple of years then passed the bar and became a lawyer.He also held the lucrative political appointment of Collector of the Port of New York for 8 years and was vice-president.
What were the main goals of the Libertarian Party for the 2004 election?
Unfortunately, the Libertarian party did not have a clear set of goals for the 2004 election. The main objective was to simply raise party awareness. Many people confuse libertarians with liberals, the green party, or Ralph Nader. For the 2004 election, the Libertarian Party tried to define who they are, what they stand for, and how they differ from other political affiliations. The party however is still not organized enough to really get their message out.
What does the acronym NSDAP stand for?
National Socialist German Workers' Party
What political party was born out of the issue of slavery?
The Republican party. Before the republican party existed the Whig party, which shortly withered away when slavery was first introduced, it could not stand against the Democratic Party. Thus giving birth to the Republican Party.
What major political party was born out of the slavery issue?
The Republican party. Before the republican party existed the Whig party, which shortly withered away when slavery was first introduced, it could not stand against the Democratic Party. Thus giving birth to the Republican Party.
Which political party took a firm stand against slavery?
The Republicans. They nominated Lincoln because he was moderate on the slavery question - not an Abolitionist, but unwilling to allow any extension of the Southern slave-empire.
Which party was formed from the groups that opposed the agenda of the Democrat's in the S's and lost support when it refused to stand against slavery?
The Whig Party
Which party was formed from the groups that opposed the agenda of the Democrats in the 1830's and lost support when it refused to stand strong against slavery?
The Whig Party
Which party was formed from the group that opposed the agenda of the democrats in the 1830and lost support when it refused to stand against slavery?
The Republicans.
Which party was formed from the groups that opposed the agenda of the Democrats in the 1830s and lost support when it refused to stand strong against slavery?
whigs
Which party was formed from the groups that opposed that agenda of the democrats in the 1830s and lost support when it refused to stand strong against slavery?
whigs
Which party was formed from the the group that opposed the agenda of the democrats in the 1830s and lost support when it refused to stand strong against slavery?
Whigs
What issue led to the formation of the Republican Party and what stand did the new party take on the issue?
Slavery -jch
What position did the republican party take on slavery in the 1850s?
The Republican Party as a whole, were against slavery. President Lincoln was a Republican. The Republican party was is the party of the republic, (a republic is the form of government the founders and framers designed), which is the United States. The party was created to give American's that believed in the Constitution a party to stand with. The Constitution is against slavery and so is the republic. The republican party was the first to have an African American and former Slave, Fredrick Douglass, as a vice presidential candidate.
How did president Lincoln's political stand on slavery different from his personal stand during the war?
His political opinion was that he would only stop slavery from spreading, not abolish it. His personal opinion was that slavery should be abolished and there was nothing worse.
