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    that is widely understood as a terrorist group‚ you will find these two elements are basic to their story. Zionists who bombed British targets in 1930s mandate Palestine felt they must do so in order to create a Jewish state. The IRA (Irish Republican Army) bombed English targets in the 1980s to make the point that they felt their land was

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    The Tea Party Last Stand

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    things that were once missed. Many Republicans‚ of course‚ saw the disaster coming in advance of the shutdown. But they were terrified to take on a movement that is fortified by money‚ energy and the backing of a bloviating brigade of talk-show hosts. The assumption was that the tea party had become invincible inside the GOP. People who knew better followed Sen. Ted Cruz down a path of confrontation over Obamacare. Yet even before the shutdown began‚ Republicans stopped talking about an outright

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    Donald Trump many thought this election would just continue Republican dominance in the state (“Party Affiliation”). With just under $1.8 million dollars raised Roy Moore enjoyed a modern day front porch campaign remaining mostly active on social media (Strauss and Bland). Roy Moore didn’t actively travel or push for tough grass root efforts but rather‚ remained active on twitter with over 609 tweets‚ attempting to mobilize young Republican Alabama voters (“United States”). Through his social media

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    The Radical Republicans were members of the Republican party who believed that slaves should be treated equally‚ they were led by Abraham Lincoln and after his death and war they were led by the conservatives‚ South and the liberals‚ North. The radicals in the south boasted several important achievements such as funding the constructions of hospitals‚ insane asylums‚ prisons and roads. The radicals also introduced exemptions that protected the property of poor farmers while Republican legislators

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    Following the Civil War‚ Radical Republicans in Congress held tight control of the fragile nation‚ forcing policies past a Southern Democratic President and into law. These Reconstruction programs had a few goals in mind‚ and many‚ especially the more moderate‚ Republicans focused primarily on restoring the Union. Additionally‚ radicals attempted to grant full civil liberties to former slaves. In general‚ all pursuing Reconstruction wished to reiterate the unity of the United States‚ and most‚ especially

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    The Contract of America

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    Contract With America In the historic 1994 midterm elections‚ Republicans won a majority in Congress for the first time in forty years‚ partly on the appeal of a platform called the Contract with America. Put forward by House Republicans‚ this sweeping ten-point plan promised to reshape government. Its main theme was the decentralization of federal authority‚ deregulation‚ tax cuts‚ reform of social programs‚ increased power for states‚ a balanced federal budget were its chief ambitions. With

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    to recognize the Republican Party. When Abraham Lincoln initially became a part of the GOP (“grand Old Party”) it was led by a group of men who were considered to be radicals and their main purpose was to free the slaves. Lincoln had a massive appeal to majority of Americans due to leading a more moderate‚ yet progressive party. This is what helped him to become President in 1860. Lincoln was pushed and pulled in many directions during his time when the more Radical republicans tried to sway him

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    After Hope And Change

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    Kobe Simms  11/10/14  Mr. Horwits  Social Science       After Hope and Change     Chapter 1 Questions  Show three facts that illustrate why 2012 was “a fairly narrow victory” for Obama.     1. President Obama had won reelection by a close margin of only 3.85 percent. He earned a  rank of 24 out of 30 past elections since the year 1896.    2.  President Obama became the only incumbent in history to win reelection while losing  vote share. Obama lost vote share in nearly every state during the election

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    The Election of 1896

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    whose platform was based off of argarian politics‚ and relied on argarian voters. After the election of 1896‚ this was longer the case. The country made a shift from a partially argarian nation to an urban and industrialized nation. The focus of the Republican party had went from a goal to promote economic growth to the need to maintatin and regulate industrialism. With the fall of argarianism as an opposition‚ the continuance of industrialism in America was not an issue. From the fall of argarianism

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    equitable democracy in the South. Radical Republicans pushed him to include black suffrage. However‚ he was a strict constitutionalist who believed he had no power as president to unilaterally extend citizenship and suffrage. Although a firm nationalist‚ he also had a solid respect for states ’ rights. His goal was for states to assume their full rights as soon as possible. Secondly there was a reconstruction going on in Congress as well. Congressional Republicans moved to the political left. Congress

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