1. For each of the parties listed below, identify the 1-the party’s major beliefs 2-the groups that generally supported the party.
Origins (to 1800)
Anti federalists: favored a very limited role for the new government created by the Constitution. Jefferson.
Federalists: They supported the ratification
of the Constitution. They worked to create a stronger Government. Supporters believed the Constitution was needed to protect
the liberty and independence.
1800-1860
Democrats: They
believed in voting rights for all white males, a big increase in the
number of elected offices around the country. Supporters of this were small farmers and slaveholders.
Whigs: Opposed
to the tenets of the Jacksonian democracy and strongly supported a high
tariff. Supporters of this were bankers and merchants.
1860-1932
Democrats: Opposed sectionalism and pushed the nation’s party politics back towards the economic arena. Supporters of this were businesses.
Republicans:
One of the major beliefs was rights for african americans. Supporters
of this were farmers and newly freed slaves.
1932-1968
Democrats:A very strong belief they had was restoring the nation’s economic and social
life. Supporters of this were farmers and political
organizations.
Republicans:
Their belief was that they wanted to restore the nation’s economic and
social life. Supporters were northerners and manufacturers.
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