United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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Page 11
... majority of Southern whites to the Democratic party . THE SOLID SOUTH . In the immediate postwar years most South- erners came to believe that the Republican party as a whole was the party of the Negro and the corrupt white man , who ...
... majority of Southern whites to the Democratic party . THE SOLID SOUTH . In the immediate postwar years most South- erners came to believe that the Republican party as a whole was the party of the Negro and the corrupt white man , who ...
Page 73
... majority of voters , except in Kansas , Colorado , the Dakotas , Idaho , and Nevada , remained loyal to one of the two major parties . REPUBLICAN WEAKNESS . In the congressional elections ( Novem- ber , 1890 ) the Republicans had lost ...
... majority of voters , except in Kansas , Colorado , the Dakotas , Idaho , and Nevada , remained loyal to one of the two major parties . REPUBLICAN WEAKNESS . In the congressional elections ( Novem- ber , 1890 ) the Republicans had lost ...
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... majority . THE NOMINATIONS . Minor challenges early in 1972 to the renomi- nation of President Nixon and Vice - President Agnew by the Repub- lican party were so easily turned aside that popular interest was fixed on the contests in the ...
... majority . THE NOMINATIONS . Minor challenges early in 1972 to the renomi- nation of President Nixon and Vice - President Agnew by the Repub- lican party were so easily turned aside that popular interest was fixed on the contests in the ...
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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