Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Author and historian Lindsay Chervinsky talked about why this election has been called "The Revolution of 1800." In the election of 1800, Vice ...

Republican leader Thomas Jefferson won election to the presidency in 1800. This Republican party, which would hold power until 1825, is the direct ancestor of today's Democratic Party.

In 1800, it is true, he ordered Fouche to notify ... but he hoped to convince the mass of their followers that the accession of the Republican party to power would not reverse all the beneficent ...

In the 1800s, conventions were held almost a year ... Its opponents become the Democratic-Republican Party, founded by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. In 1828, Andrew Jackson starts the ...

Union: The Republican Party is also a patriotic party wanting ... Just as the Whig Party of the mid-1800s was incapable of becoming the party of emancipation, thus creating the necessity of ...

The Republican Party and press battered Adams for his stance ... In a case of stunningly bad timing, the election of 1800 came before news of Adams' successful diplomacy reached America.

Everyone knows the two major players in American politics: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. At all elections ...

Jefferson - 1800 Vice President Thomas Jefferson of the Democratic-Republican Party defeats Federalist Party candidate and incumbent President John Adams in a contest that had to be decided by the ...

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But it should not come as a shock: In the last few years the rhetoric on immigration from the Republican Party has been ...

When George Washington was unwilling to serve a third term, Adams decided to run yet again for the presidency as the Federalist Party nominee—against Thomas Jefferson of the Republican Party ...

That's almost 1,800 more than the number who ... ‘This candidate is a Democrat and this candidate is a Republican,'" Dion said. Including the party affiliation of school board candidates on ...