Jeffersonian Democracy – Women were not eligible for office holding, for Jefferson often questioned their intelligence. The educated elite males should be the ones in office. Jacksonian Democracy – Jackson used the spoils system for decisions for positions in office. All white males were believed to be qualified and positions should be alternated over time. How were candidates for president chosen?
This allowed men from all classes to vote rather than the richer classes having the majority of voters meaning that Germany was starting to become well represented in parliament. Voting also included a secret ballot which meant that German citizens could vote without the fear of persecution, so the votes would be the honest opinions of German citizens. This links in with the idea that citizens were starting to take advantage of Rechtsstaact, the turn out for Reichstag elections increased substantially from 50% in 1871 to 85% in 1912. The growth of the Social Democratic party was also a clear indication for the growing parliamentary democracy and the nations want for change. In the 1912 election the SPD polled 4,250,000 votes and became the largest party in the Reichstag with 110 deputies.
Of the respondents polled, Barack Obama had an overwhelming edge with the Black and Hispanic voters. He carried 95.5% of the Black vote as well as 71% of the Hispanic vote. Mitt Romney on the other hand had a significant advantage amongst the white voters polled, where he carried 55.2% of the vote. This means that even with the 5% margin for error that Romney won the white vote outright, but that alone could not make up the deficits that he lost with the other categories of voters. There was a fourth category of “Other” that was represented in SDA, but because there were only 248 respondents polled it is very hard to get an accurate reading of these numbers.
Clinton's testicle lockbox is big enough for the entire Democrat hierarchy, not just some people in the media." , and then there was Chris Matthews and he said , “The reason she's a U.S. senator, the reason she's a candidate for president, the reason she may be a front-runner is her husband messed around." . Although these are clearly Republican pundits, these remarks made people start thinking more of her as a woman rather that a qualified person for President. My Grandfather, a die hard Democratic, believes that Bill Clinton was the best president we have ever had, but he thought maybe Mr. Clinton came out a little arrogant.
Honest Abe Abraham Lincoln is famous for wearing the tallest hats, but was most influential for his accomplishment for reuniting the country. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809 near Hodgenville, Kentucky. As a child, he was a bibliophile. The white house took in his wife, and two young sons, because one of them had pasted away. His political party was Republican serving only two terms, as he was assassinated on April 15, 1865.
There was the Venezuelan crisis, the Santo Domingo crisis, and the Dominican Republic financial crisis. Theodore thought that government shall be government. But he solved all issues as a great president. Theodore Roosevelt inspired me as a great president, although I disliked those fake teeth. In my opinion he was a popular president.
According to DBC “Jackson became a National Hero when he defeated the British at New Orleans” This is in reference to Jackson’s efforts during the Battle of New Orleans in 1812 in which he was the command in chief and in which his strict Andrew Jackson was also seen as a hero by DBC due to the fact that he “took on a elite political system of which the will of the people was not always recognised by Congress”. in particular after the 1824 election in which Jackson, ran under the banner of the Democratic Republican Party, Jackson was not elected President due to the fact that he had failed to receive an electoral majority and despite getting a higher popular vote than John Quincy Adams the latter was elected. After Adams’ election in 1824, Jackson immediately began campaigning for the election four years later. He argued that the government had “stolen the election from the American people” by electing his opponent Adams as president despite receiving a less popular vote than Jackson. He also put himself to the people as an individual who had had to make his own way in the world, unlike the previous Presidents, including the current incumbent (John Quincy Adams) who had been born into wealthy families and had been given a great education.
So, there were not enough people to fight for the South in the War. Although the South had excellent commanders like Lee, it lacked the number of factories and industries in order to produce the needed War materials. Therefore, the North won the American Civil War because of their strong economy, their superiority in military and political leadership, the Confederate’s loss of will to win the War, South’s failure to use the resources properly, and some strategies that were formulated by North’s commanders to defeat the South. The secession of the South from the Union led the Civil War between these two brotherly states. Lincoln’s election as a president in 1860 triggered the Southerners decision to secede believing that Lincoln would restrict their rights to own slaves.
LBJ VS. JFK Lyndon Johnson was a better president than John F. Kennedy. John F. Kennedy was a man that was all images to my perception and misleads a majority of citizens in the United States of America. He was a man of “good looks” and portrayed a dominant figure in the presidential chair but in reality, he was a president that was just getting by in his presidential tenure. John F. Kennedy was a young rich kid that ran for president and made it. Lyndon Johnson had more experience with poverty because he came from a poor family.
2. Election of 1800 • Democratic Republican Thomas Jefferson and Aaron VS. Federalist President John Adams and Charles Pinckney • No separate ballots for President and Vice President a) All candidates ran for presidency; second highest vote would be VP • Thomas Jefferson won the state of New York because of Aaron Burr’s influence a) Burr and Jefferson received the same amount of votes(73 electoral votes) b) Under the constitution, the tie could only be broken by the House of Representatives, which was filled with Federalists at the time(preferred Burr over Jefferson) c) After a long deadlock, Alexander Hamilton and John Adams persuaded a few House members to change their votes, thus helped secure the presidency for Jefferson • Also known as the revolution of 1800 a) Transfer of power from one party to another through elections and all the parties has to accept. Jeffersonian Democracy 1. What is it? • An ideal form of government by Thomas