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Did Thomas Jefferson found the Federalist Party?
Alexander Hamilton and James Madisonedit: this is not correct. The Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamiltion and John Adams. (James Madison, best buddy of Thomas Jefferson, founded the Democratic-Republican Party)
The central government's use of force during the Whiskey Rebellion would have strongly supported by the Democratic-Republican Party true or false?
True
A social revolution accompanied the 1911 Republican Revolution?
The answer is FALSE!
Why did the National Republican Parties split into the Democratic-Republican Party?
The question is backward: Jefferson's Democratic-Republican party split into the National Republican Party and the Democratic Party after the Presidential election of 1824. Once the Federalist Party collapsed, the Democratic-Republican party dominated government, but there was a false sense of non-partisanship. The party split into separate factions because some members held onto traditional Democratic-Republican ideology, such as supporting states' rights, while others' beliefs were more in line with the defunct Federalist party. The differences came to a head during the 1824 Presidential election when the party members battled over which candidate to back. As a result, four men ran for President in the 1824 election: John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, William H. Crawford and Henry Clay. None of the candidates received enough electoral votes to win outright, so the decision was sent to the US House of Representatives. Speaker of the House, Henry Clay detested Andrew Jackson, so he dropped out of the race and gave his support to John Quincy Adams, whose views were closer to his own. Adams received the majority of House votes on the first ballot cast, and was named President. Adams, in turn, named Henry Clay his Secretary of State. Jackson, and many of his supporters believed Clay had made a "corrupt bargain," thus creating in-fighting within the Democratic-Republican Party. The differences between the two factions became so obvious that they split into new parties, the National Republicans (John Quincy Adams) and the Democrats (Andrew Johnson). Jackson campaigned against Adams in 1828 by accusing him of corruption, and subsequently defeated Adams for the Presidency.
Is it true or false that Chandragupta used a strong well organized government to run his empire?
yes
Did Thomas Jefferson found the Federalist Party?
Alexander Hamilton and James Madisonedit: this is not correct. The Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamiltion and John Adams. (James Madison, best buddy of Thomas Jefferson, founded the Democratic-Republican Party)
Lincoln in agreement with the Republican Party had already come out strongly for slavery in many of the territories?
False.
Is it true or false that Abraham Lincoln affiliated himself in politics with the Democratic Party?
False, Abraham Lincoln was the nations first Republicanpresident, and President Lincoln affiliated himself with the Republican Party.
True or false most newly freed African Americans voters supported the republican party?
true
When you are registered to vote and you do not choose a party delegation you are considered independent. True or false?
You have to register as independent, democratic, or republican. You can't leave the party affiliation blank. If you want to register a third party you can too, but without a democratic or republican registration you can't vote in the primaries.
The central government's use of force during the Whiskey Rebellion would have strongly supported by the Democratic-Republican Party true or false?
True
Was johnny cash a democrat or a Republican?
John Wayne was a life long member of the Republican party.
At the 1976 Republican convention Ronald Reagan barely defeated Gerald Ford?
In 1976, Reagan challenged incumbent President Gerald Ford in a bid to become the Republican Party's candidate for president. Gerald Ford won the nomination at the Republican convention.
True or false One way a Republican state chairman can become a member of his party's national committee is if his state cast electoral votes in the last election for the Republican candidate?
There are three ways for a republican state chairman to become a member of his party's national committee. He must participate in the electoral votes, most members of the Congress from his state must be republicans, and the Governor in his state must be republican.
The NAACP was organized immediately after the civil war true or false?
false
When the Great Depression began in 1929 the most common economic belief supported by the Republican Party was that the economy would recover on its own true or false?
G
True or false a field is an organized collection of data?
False!
