apush political parties

apush midterm leq

Wanted powerful central government with a powerful executive branch.

(Federalist / Whig)

Represented manufacturing interests in northern industrial areas.

(Federalist / Whig)

Won key victory in Marbury v. Madison (Judicial Review).

(Federalist)

Won key victory in McCulloch v. Maryland (federal laws trump state laws

upholding the National Bank).

Against War of 1812 (led to Federalist collapse after the war due to opposition).

(Federalist)

In favor of roads

canals

In favor of the National Bank (Second National Bank) to fund military and infrastructure.

(Whig)

In favor of tariffs on imported goods (to protect American businesses).

(Whig)

Against Missouri Statehood (opposed the expansion of slave states).

(Whig)

Against immigration (reflecting a nativist tendency).

(Whig)

Practices Advocating for Limited Federal Power

(Anti-Federalist → Democratic Lineage)

Wanted smaller/weaker federal government with more power going to Congress.

(Democratic-Republican / Democrat)

Represented agricultural interests (including slavery).

(Democratic-Republican / Democrat)

In favor of limited government

local rule

Abolished the Whiskey Tax.

(Democratic-Republican)

Minimized military and federal jobs.

(Democratic-Republican)

Supported the Louisiana Purchase (expanded farmland and potential slave states).

(Democratic-Republican)

In favor of the War of 1812 (to push Native Americans further West).

(Democratic-Republican)

In favor of Westward Expansion.

(Democratic-Republican / Democrat)

In favor of Missouri Statehood (to gain a majority in the Senate).

(Democratic-Republican)

Against National Bank (made some local currencies worthless; against concentrated power/monopolies).

(Democrat)

Against tariffs (tariffs harmed Southern consumers who bought manufactured goods).

(Democrat)

Supported the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Trail of Tears (to gain more agricultural land).

(Democrat)

federalists became

nationalists

federalists became nationalists which became

whigs

Anti-Federalists became

Democratic Republicans

Anti federalists became democratic republicans which became

Jeffersonians