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... Democratic Party of Woodrow Wilson . For eighteen months , however , President Wilson's domestic policy of the New Freedom enacted by a co- operative Democratic Congress avoided the progressive ideal of big government . Tariff ...
... Democratic Party of Woodrow Wilson . For eighteen months , however , President Wilson's domestic policy of the New Freedom enacted by a co- operative Democratic Congress avoided the progressive ideal of big government . Tariff ...
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... Democratic senators elected in 1958 were easily re- elected in 1964. The Democrats carried 28 of 35 Senate races and increased their already large lead in that body by two . In the House they gained 38 seats . While Democrats also won ...
... Democratic senators elected in 1958 were easily re- elected in 1964. The Democrats carried 28 of 35 Senate races and increased their already large lead in that body by two . In the House they gained 38 seats . While Democrats also won ...
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... Democratic - Republican contest . In 1968 , a year of violence in the streets and on campuses , of strikes , of bitter opposition to the Vietnam war , of antagonism to the Johnson ad- ministration , Democratic leadership no longer held ...
... Democratic - Republican contest . In 1968 , a year of violence in the streets and on campuses , of strikes , of bitter opposition to the Vietnam war , of antagonism to the Johnson ad- ministration , Democratic leadership no longer held ...
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Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |