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What were the three main campaign themes of the Democrats in 1876?

Southern reconstruction, Republican corruption, and economic hard times.


What did southern democrats want in the election of 1860?

The Southern Democrats Supported Slavery & They Elected John Breckenridge As Their Democratic Presidential Candidate.


Why did the southern democrats walk out of the democratic convention?

Southern Democrats are members of the U.S. Democratic Party who reside in the American South and they walked out of the first democrat convention in 1860 because they wanted to secede and there was much opposition!


How do you think a northern radical republican and a southern democrat would evaluate the long term impact of reconstruction?

Tough question. Provided that you are talking about people of the 19th Century: The Northern Republicans were fervent abolitionists and probably figured that the South had what was coming to them. They also preferred the idea of a railway connection to California from Chicago. The Southern Democrats would have preferred New Orleans to be the hub that connected the Atlantic, Mississippi, and Pacific. When it came to reconstruction, however, a confederate killed Lincoln, and he was replaced by Johnson, whose sympathy was with the South. The Reconstruction was pretty much put on a low burner under the Johnson administration, and greatly delayed and dismantled. Southern Democrats probably didn't care about the concept of Reconstruction, or really wanted it. They had already been through Armageddon, and had little to gain. Once the Northern carpet baggers left, they resumed control over the old south until the 1950's and 1960's. by Sakr, Kassem


What did the southern democrats view the New Frontier as?

Too big and too costly.

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What was the nickname of the democrats who dominated southern politics after reconstruction?

Redeemers


What did the southern democrats call the northerns who went to the south during the reconstruction?

Carpetbaggers.


What factors led to the end of reconstruction?

Reconstruction collapsed around 1877, when Southern Democrats gained power in all the former Confederate states. The Southern Democrats opposed the reforms of Reconstruction and deprived African-Americans of the political rights they had gained during Reconstruction.


Democrats called those white southerners who joined the Republican party Scalawags?

Yes. Scalawag was the name used by Southern Democrats for white Southern Republicans who worked in Reconstruction governments.


What were the three main campaign themes of the Democrats in 1876?

Southern reconstruction, Republican corruption, and economic hard times.


What was the name given to a group of southern democrats who worked to break the power of republicans in the south during the reconstruction era?

Redeemers


Is this statement true or false the Dixiecrat's were southern democrats who opposed civil rights and claimed to be concerned about protecting the southern way of life?

It is true.


How did southern democrats try to regain control of southern states?

Following the presidential election of 1876, Southern Democrats were able to negotiate the end of Reconstruction with Republicans in Congress because the electoral college could not declare a clear winner, sending the decision to the House of Representatives. In order for the Republican candidate to win, the Republicans agreed to end Reconstruction in 1877.


Who were the redeemer Democrats?

They were a political coalition in the southern us during the reconstruction era. They sought to remove the republican coalition of freedom, carpet baggers and scalawags.


Which is true of southern Dixiecrat's?

They fought against expanding civil rights.


How did the influence of Radical Reconstruction in the South erode?

The conservative Southern Democrats were able to regroup and realign with the national Democratic Party while Republicans in the North were starting to lose interest in the South as they viewed the Civil War over and done. By 1877, southern Democrats had regained their seats in the House of Representatives.


What did Andrew Johnson do as chief legislator?

As Chief Diplomat, Andrew Johnson had to negotiate between the different Republican factions (including the Radical Republics) and Democratic factions (split between Northern Democrats and Southern Democrats). The main issue was how Reconstruction of the Southern states should proceed and how former Confederates should be dealt with.