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What issues divide the republicans party during the early years of the Reconstruction Era?
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What issues divided the republicans party during the early years of the Reconstruction Era?
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What are the three major periods of single-party domination?
1. Era of Democrats (1800-1860) 2. Era of Republicans (1860-1932) 3. Return of Democrats (1932-1968)
Era of democrats major issues in 1800-1860?
Between the years 1870 and 1920, the major differences on national and state-relevant issues between Republicans and Democrats were several in number. In many ways, the most important of these was the issue of legislative direction of race-relations throughout the Southern states of America: Republicans generally favored the continuation of the Reconstruction 'ideal' while Democrats continually sought to establish White-centric (and, in fact, discriminatory) control of the states in question.
What was intended by Republicans of the Jeffersonian era to address what they perceived as bad Federalist policy?
Lousiana Purchase
What was not intended by Republicans of the Jeffersonian era to address what they perceived as bad Federalist policy?
The LA purchase
How did the era of good feeling get its name?
It was when the Democratic Republicans were the only party around. The Federalists started to die out.
Who was Andy Veto?
Andrew Johnson, because he vetoed bills passed by radical Republicans during the Reconstruction Era.
A major new political innovation that emerged in the revolutionary era was?
A major new political innovation that emerged in the revolutionary era was?
What was the major issue in the 'era of the democrats?
The major issue in the era of the democrats between 1800-1860 was slavery and high tariffs.
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
Why do the KKK lynch?
Actual lynching by the KKK is very rare nowdays, but it was done often in the reconstruction era to intimidate Republicans into not voting.
