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Thomas jefferson and who had opposing political views that led to the creation of two political parties?
Alexander Hamilton
What is politics of conflict?
That's the subject of an entire semester. In short, it is the practice of pitting opposing groups against each other. An example from the 2008 presidential election is Sarah Palin's frequent invocation of the term "real America", which idealized the perception of rural "values" vs. urban sin and corruption.
Why do conservatives think liberals are bad?
because they are two opposing views, the Conservatives want a small government with private companies to do more for the economy and the Liberals want a larger government with more of a mixture of government and private companies in the economy. (I am thinking in UK politics)
Which two cabinet members often took opposing sides of issues?
hamilton and Jefferson
What does undermine opposing views mean?
it means what your thoughts are about an argument and weather u protest against it
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