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| the line that citizens and politicians are placed on to determine where they stand politically |
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| the spectrum that places citizens and politicians in the area they stand |
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calls for wide sweeping rapid change in the basic structure of the political, economic, or social system
willing to resort to violence and revolution |
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govt. should be actively involved in promotion of social welfare peaceful, gradual change in existing political system
not willing to resort to violence or changing things the way they are
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Shares views of liberal and conservative tolerant to other people's views
"go-slow" and "wait and see" aproach |
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| conservative (republican)4 |
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keeping things the way they are "status qou"
hesitant of adopting new policies especially involving govt. activism
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| Go back to what things were Willing to use extreme methods (govt. power to achieve goals) |
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| Pres. Pro Tempore of senate |
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| not a majority, bu more than the other person |
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| T JEFF vs. Aaron Burr 1800 |
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| same number of electoral = vote on separate ballots |
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| too many electoral = Hayes won "bargain deal" he got more |
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| won popular but lost election |
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| won popular but lost election |
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