APUSH 2 Party systems

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1st two party system

Federalists and Democratic-Republicans

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Federalists

Hamilton

Supported a strong central government

Pro-national bank

Loose interpretation of constitution

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Democratic-Republicans

Thomas Jefferson

Advocated for states rights, weak central gov

Against the national bank

Strict interpretation of the Constitution

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What ended the 1st two party system?

The war of 1812 destroyed the federalist party because their oppostion to the war during the Heartford convention was seen as unpatriotic

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2nd two party system

Whigs and Democrats

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Whigs

Henry Clay

Strong central gov

pro national bank

loose interpretation of constitution

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Democrats

Andrew Jackson
Limited central gov

Against national bank
Strict interpretation of constitution

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3rd two party system

Republicans and Democrats

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Republicans

Abraham Lincoln

Strong central gov

Loose interpretation

for the containment of slavery

Dominate in the north

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Democrats

Limited central gov

strict interpretation

Pro slavery

Dominate in the south

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How did the views of the party’s switch?

The views of the parties switched mainly during the mid-20th century, particularly with the Civil Rights Movement, where the Democratic Party began to advocate for civil rights and social justice, while the Republican Party attracted conservative voters who opposed these changes.

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Important 3rd parties

free soil party

know-nothing party

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Free soil party

A political party active in the 1840s and 1850s that opposed the expansion of slavery into the western territories, advocating for free land for settlers to avoid competition with slaves for economic opportunities.

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The Know-Nothing party

Aimed to limit immigrants cultural influence, nativism