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1547:, the creator of the Democratic Party, a successor to the Republicans, who coerced the few remaining Northern conservative states to enact full white male voter suffrage and wanted to make democratic reforms to the American system of government, including abolishing the Electoral College, direct election of senators, a Homestead Act to give free land away to farmers who would settle the West, support for immigrants and more.
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The system of slavery tore the
Democrats, or as it was called in the antebellum and immediate post-bellum, the "Democracy", into factions. With the end of the war, the Democrats were embroiled with internal disputes between the traditional populist, radical faction and a nascent, on the rise
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Radical Republicans were not unified in regards to many issues in their early years, they were unified in their desire for the immediate complete abolition of slavery, belief in the predominance of Free Labor (both agricultural and industrial) over Slave Labor, support of
1950:, also known as the Populist Party. While it initially tries to win the black vote from the Republicans, much of it would eventually gain a more white supremacist character. They would go on to win 11 house seats, 3 senate seats, and the Colorado Governorship in the
1559:, extension of interest-free loans and credit to farmers, a graduated income tax, free trade, state-centric expansion of women's suffrage and making alliances with urban labor in the Midwest and Northeast. The leftmost faction of these Democratic radicals formed the
1972:, though with a different Vice President. This proves to be disastrous for the party, with the Democrats significantly sapping away at the base of the Populists. The populists would never recover from this, and would be a shadow of their former selves.
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Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution, 1863–1877
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406:Lloyd George
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2434:El Salvador
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1557:bimetallism
1395:Switzerland
1022:Radicales K
990:South Korea
910:Parti rouge
865:More Europe
825:Left Centre
618:Clear Grits
461:Robespierre
401:La Follette
219:Rationalism
2629:Categories
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2564:Martinique
2559:Guadeloupe
2414:Costa Rica
2071:References
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606:Dantonists
601:Cordeliers
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451:Papandreou
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234:Revolution
158:Jacobinism
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1709:reforms.
1685:Stalwarts
1643:Civil War
1339:By region
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466:Roosevelt
456:Plastiras
436:Mossadegh
386:Jefferson
356:Garibaldi
197:Modernity
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2454:Honduras
2424:Dominica
2399:Barbados
2262:24450533
1713:Timeline
1689:Populism
1677:factions
1584:New Deal
1582:: FDR's
1519:Overview
1380:Paraguay
1345:Bulgaria
1087:Paraguay
1042:Bulgaria
718:Far Left
471:Rosselli
381:Hobhouse
266:Suffrage
202:Populism
85:Chartism
36:a series
34:Part of
2549:Curaçao
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1412:Related
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1355:Denmark
1202:Estonia
1167:Finland
1127:Hungary
1117:Bolivia
1062:Ukraine
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985:Belgium
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501:Virchow
486:Stevens
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341:Cobbett
321:BolĂvar
316:Bentham
311:AtatĂĽrk
288:Welfare
244:Laicité
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506:Wilkes
491:Varlet
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361:George
300:People
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1255:Italy
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