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How did the election of 1796 differ from the first presidential election?
Washington chose not to run again, so this was the first election that began to see the two-party system develop between John Adams (Federalist) and Thomas Jefferson (Republican).
How do government corporation differ from other corporations in the US?
There agendas are set by Congress
How did President Roosevelt's governing style differ from the presidents during the Gilded Age?
I think you need to identify which President Roosevelt, since one was a Bull Moose Republican, and the other a Democrat
How do the Republican Party and the democratic one differ?
What they stand for is different. Republicans stand for big banks and rich people as where Democrats stand for supporting the less fortunate and making the banks pay. Both parties have their faults, however. Some democrats believe that abortion is right but not all democrats do. Republicans stand for Wall Street.
How did the Federalist and Republican visions for the US differ?
they like food
Is Mitt Romney a Democrat?
No. The "Progressive" label in United States political arena is generally reserved for the middle-Left political stance (that is, moderate Left). Some use the term Liberal and Progressive interchangeably, but that is incorrect, as the philosophies differ in some important ways. Romney was originally a moderate Republican; however, in his past two Presidential runs, he has espoused more traditional Conservative Republican views.
The president and congress differ in their?
Election cycle, Constituencies, and Constitutional Powers.
How does the general election campaign differ from the campaign for the party's nomination in that the candidates?
all of the above this is for plato
How do opening day functions differ between the house and senate?
opening day in the house 435 seats are up for election. opening day in the senate, only 1/3 of the seats are open for election.
How did Johnson and Reagan differ from their views?
Republican vs. DemocratSmall gov't vs. Big gov'tPro-life vs. Pro-Choice
How did the positions of the democrats and republicans differ in the 2000 election with regard to hand recounting of ballots?
In the 2000 election, Democrats generally supported hand recounting of ballots, particularly in Florida, believing it was necessary to ensure that every vote was counted accurately. Conversely, Republicans opposed extensive hand recounts, arguing they could lead to inconsistencies and undermine the electoral process. This difference in positions highlighted broader tensions over election integrity and the methods used to resolve disputes. Ultimately, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore effectively ended the recounts, favoring the Republican stance.
How did Republican ideas differ from democrat?
The first difference prior to the Civil War was that the Republican Party opposed slavery while the Democratic Party supported it, and the Whig Party did not take a firm stand either way. The Democratics supported US involvement in World War 2 while the Republicans were isolationist. The Democrats usually believe in gun control, gay marriage, abortion, and bigger government, while the Republicans generally claim to oppose these.
