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What was the temporary 1864 coalition of Republicans and War Democrats that backed Lincoln's re-election?
-UNION PARTY-
The coalition of 1864 between Republicans and War Democrats resulted in the running of a mixed ticket for the presidency in that year. Abraham Lincoln( a Republican) chose for his vice president Andrew Johnson (a Democrat from Tennessee). It was the first time since the Vice presidency of Aaron Burr that a vice president was from the opposition party from the President. It has not happened in American history since
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What is the temporary suspension of war by mutual agreement?
truce
What are temporary living quarters for soldiers called?
billets
What was the temporary stop to fighting is called in World War I?
CeasefireTruceArmistice
What is a garrison?
The 'cadre' or people posted at a military instillation, temporary or otherwise.
What is a WW2 billet?
A member of the armed forces (in any conflict) if assigned a temporary bed in a civilian's house is known as a billet.
Temporary 1864 coalition of republicans and war democrats?
Union Party ♥
The temporary 1864 coalition of republicans and war democrats that backed lincolns re-election?
Union Party
What is a temporary alliance called?
A temporary alliance would be called a coalition. Pronounced: co-ah-li-shun
What is the term for a temporary alliance between groups who are usually on different sides?
coalitation wrong spelling coalition correct spelling
The conference committee is made up of whom?
members of both houses
What is a temporary alliance of several groups to form a majority in order to gain control of the government?
Coalition
How would you use coalition in a sentence?
A coalition is a joining of groups, or individuals, who cooperate to try to reach a common goal. A coalition is often temporary, for convenience sake.The coalition met regularly to discuss policy and to try to forge an agreement with one another for the greater good.It was decided instead of running against on another, they would form a coalition and share responsibility equally.
What is the definition to coalition?
an alliance for combined action, especially a temporary alliance of political parties forming a government or of states.
Is the word coalition a noun?
Yes, the word 'coalition' is a noun, a singular, common, abstract noun; a word for a temporary union of persons, parties, or countries for a common purpose.
Whats the definition of coalitions?
A coalition is an alliance between two or more people/groups of people. It is usually used when referencing a temporary alliance between political parties.
How do you use alliance in a sentence?
A coalition is a joining of groups, or individuals, who cooperate to try to reach a common goal. A coalition is often temporary, for convenience sake.The coalition met regularly to discuss policy and to try to forge an agreement with one another for the greater good.It was decided instead of running against on another, they would form a coalition and share responsibility equally.Neither of the two political parties had an overall majority, so they formed a coalition and governed the country together.
What is successful coalitions?
Grops that work together.The official definition for the word coalition is "an alliance for combined action, especially a temporary alliance of political parties forming a government or of states."
