History of Political Parties (Ch. 5.3 Review)

Issues surrounding slavery led to the demise of the _____ Party in the mid-1800s

McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt, & Hoover were all leaders of the _____ Party between 1860 and 1932

Blacks, business/financial leaders, & Western farmers backed the post-Civil War _____ Party

Party formed primarily by bankers, merchants, and industrialists in the early yrs of the nation

Early party whose priority was a strong national government

What party elected their first President, Abraham Lincoln, in 1860?

The _____ Party pushed policies designed to help farmers and planters in early America

The years 1800-1860 and 1932-1968 were time periods in which the _____ Party dominated

Debtors, farmers, and slaveholders were part of Andrew Jackson’s _____ Party of the 1830s

The _____ Party of the post-Civil War era were the party favored by the South

Poor economy, fallout from Iran crisis, etc--people turned to Reagan & the _____ Party in 1980

Obama’s win in 2008 saw power shift again back to the _____ Party, bringing back "divided govt"

Beginning with the Civil War, farmers shifted their support to the _____

The ____ Party was torn apart in 1968 by issues such as Vietnam, civil rights, welfare, etc.

The Era of Good Feelings was a period of _____ Party rule

Franklin Roosevelt is MOST associated with the return of the _____ Party starting in 1932

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison were the leaders of the _____ Party

When George W. Bush won the presidency in 2000, his victory signaled the return of the __ Party

Party that spoke of a government that favored the “common people” in mid-19th century America

What political party "died" in the early 1800s leading to an “Era of Good Feelings”?

The party that developed in opposition to the Jacksonian Democrats was the _____ Party

Early party that called for a strict interpretation of the Constitution

The Great Depression propelled the ____ Party back into power starting in 1932

In 1992 Americans turned to Bill Clinton and the _____ Party as another symbol of divided gov't

After Watergate & Ford’s pardon of Nixon, we turned to Jimmy Carter and the _____ Party in 1976