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Use p. 238-242 to Compare Hamilton/Jefferson on the following issues (What type of people they support, federal vs. state government, economy, national bank, tariff, urban vs. rural) Political Parties. Federalists. Democratic-Republicans. -Loose interpretation of Constitution. -Strict interpretation of the Constitution. -Allies- Great Britain.
Summarize the key positions of the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans. Evaluate the contributions of a political party system to the advancement of democracy in the U.S. 11/13/09. Updated by EDSITEment team on 07/05/19.
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Discuss how the first two political parties were the Federalists (John Adams, John Marshall, and Alexander Hamilton) and the Democratic-Republicans (Thomas Jefferson and James Madison).
The Federalist Era began during George Washington’s presidency as national leaders sought to implement the “more perfect union” they envisioned when drafting the Constitution. The new president hoped to create a strong central government respected both by the American people and by foreign governments.
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By the end of this section, you will be able to: Identify key examples of partisan wrangling between the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans. Describe how foreign relations affected American politics. Assess the importance of the Louisiana Purchase.
Republicans and Democrats teaches students the history of the two major US parties. Students will discover how partisanship and factions unite to form new political parties. They will also learn how the Democratic and Republican parties have different beliefs and promote their views on public policy and governance.
