charges that Nixon administration officials had been involved
Vladimir Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party in Russia. That faction later split off and became its own party. Then in March 1918 it changed its name to the Communist Party. Lenin led the Bolshevik faction of the Marxist Russian Social Democratic Party. Eventually the faction split from the RSDP to become the Bolshevik Party. After the Russian Civil War, it became the Communist Party.
no there was no such thin as freemasons
They were members of the Whig party. Henry Clay formed the Whig party from a mix of groups, including National Republicans.
Interesting discussion! The formation of political parties can both strengthen and challenge democracy. On one hand, they provide structure and choices for voters, but on the other, they can sometimes lead to division and partisanship.
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Andrew Jackson
new democratic party
Peter Struve founded (in 1905) and led the Constitutional Democratic Party in Russia. The Constitutional Democratic Party was known as the "KaDets" from the acronym of its name. They were liberals but not Marxists.
It made victory for the Republican party inevitable.
DUP (Democratic Unionists Party) which is lead by First Minster Peter Robinson.
they did what they had 2 do
Andrew Jackson was the leader of the first Democratic Party. Its main purpose was to elect Jackson president. It was more attuned to Jefferson's ideas than to Adams and made some claims to Jeffersonian democracy. The party split up and died before the Civil War. After the war ended, a new Democratic Party formed to oppose the Republicans.
There is the conservative party, who's leader is Stephen Harper (he is currently in office as prime ministre) The Green party, lead by Elizabeth May The Bloc Quebecois Party, Lead by Gilles Duceppe The New Democratic Party, lead by Jack Layton And the Liberal Party, Lead by Michael Ignatieff
The question is has the order of events backward. Alexander Hamilton was a founder of the Federalist Party, which preceded the Democratic-Republicans. Thomas Jefferson lead a group called the Anti-Federalists who opposed ratification of the Constitution and later became the Democratic-Republican Party. The Federalists were first; the Democratic-Republicans were formed to oppose the Federalists.
charges that Nixon administration officials had been involved
I realize this is a standard question on someone's test, but in reality first-past-the-post voting does not always produce two-party systems. Although concern over splitting the electorate tends to consolidate parties in such a system, resulting in two major parties, there are usually minor parties waiting in the wings to become one of the major parties. In Britain, this role was played by the Liberal party, who grew in the 1980s to become a serious voice in British politics and held the balance of power after the 2010 election. In Canada, one of the major parties, the Conservatives, were practically wiped out in the 1993 election and a regional party, the Bloc Québecois, became the second largest party, and again, in 2011, the New Democratic Party, a third party, overtook the Liberal party to become the second party in Parliament.