Actually, if you are referring to nation's earliest "Democrats", that is, the party formed in the 1790s around Madison & Jefferson - they usually called themselves "Republicans"! (The other major party of the time was the "Federalists".) By the 1810s they sometimes used the term "Democratic-Republicans". (Many history texts, inaccurately act as if this compound name was the standard in the early days, probably to help readers keep clear that they are not referring to the later "Republican" party formed in the mid-1850s.) "Democrats" all by itself only became the standard when one group within this party organized behind Andrew Jackson in the 1820s.
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After the dissolution of the Federalist party, former federalists split into both Republicans and Democrats, but the majority became Republicans.
another name for persia is greeks.
Another name for mercury is quicksilver.
Another name for it is D-day.
liberals
Since 2005 Germany has been ruled by a coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats.
Caucus. Also, caucus is the name given to either a group of all Democrats or a group of all Republicans.
Many examples, such as the current Christian Democrats and Social Democrats.
Senators Clinton and Obama.
The Democrats hold a majority in the Senate.
Copperhead - or anti-war Democrats
The Republican Party was given this name by the Democrats. The Republicans used the filibuster an unprecedented number of times. To Democrats, it seemed their strategy was just to stop whatever President Obama was trying to accomplish. That is why the nick-name "The party of NO" was used-- Democrats believed the Republicans were saying no to everything, just to be obstructionist.
Democrats have emphasized?
Yes. Scalawag was the name used by Southern Democrats for white Southern Republicans who worked in Reconstruction governments.
The Democrats are represented by Donkeys and The Republicans are represented by Elephants
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