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How did the Democratic Party feel about the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
they did not allow slavery
How do Democrats feel about education?
The democratic stance on education focuses on improving the standards of public schools. Democrats typically feel that improvements in classroom size and accountability could make public school education better.
What do the two parties feel about gay rights?
The Democratic Party officially supports equality for gay people. The Republican Party officially opposes gay rights.
How did the democratic party feel about slavery?
They supported it. It was only the Republicans who were against slavery. In addition, the Democrats created the Ku Klux Klan.
How does the Green Party feel about education?
Its not easy being green. Seems you blend in with so many ordinary things.
Who did Andrew Jackson feel he represented?
Andrew Jackson Claimed to represent the democratic party.
How did the expansion of public education help to Americanize immigrants?
When Washington was president he stated that education was needed in order to help the people immigrating into the United States so they could learn how a democratic society works and can take part in the process and feel part of the social order. Immigrants often feel confused and isolated within a society and education opens doors so people can become active members of the society.
How does the Republican Party feel about political issues?
The Republican party, or GOP, tends to take a more conservative approach to politics (as opposed to the more liberal democratic party). They are against taxation and bureaucracy, that means they oppose social programs such as medicare, welfare, social security, and the proposed public healthcare program. They also are against thing that distrupt "traditional values", such as homosexual marriage. They want to reduce immigration. The party has had a record of pro-war ideology and support the right to bear arms. Overall, they are the second largest party in the US behind the Democratic party.
How did the election of 1824 tear the democratic-republican party apart?
The election of 1824 was a four-way race within the Democratic-Republican Party. Andrew Jackson won both the popular vote and electoral college, but no candidate secured a majority. John Quincy Adams ended up being elected by the House of Representatives, despite having less popular support. This caused supporters of Jackson to feel that the election had been stolen from him, leading to the fracture of the party and the eventual formation of the Democratic Party under Jackson's leadership.
What does the Republican Party think about health care?
DEREGULATE AND INTRODUCE FREE MARKET REFORM
How do you feel at the party?
I felt fantastic
How did the federalist feel about the economy and how was that different than the Democratic Republicans?
Commercial & Industrial
