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What name was given to supporters of the constitution?
Republicans although more to do with supporters of a republic in general. for people who want to keep the constitution the same are called conservatives, and those who would alter/modify it are liberals, those who want to completely change it are revolutionaries. hope this helps
What is the name of the governing party of BC?
Liberal Party.
What is the specific name given to organisms?
species
What is the name given to the first amendment?
Bill of Rights.
The name given to George Washingtons estate it was a famous landmark?
the name was Mount Vernon
What name given to liberals radicals revolutionaries?
leftist
What name is given to liberals radicals revolutionaries?
leftists
How are radicals different from liberals?
Radicalism is just a nick-name.
What name was given to supporters of the constitution?
Republicans although more to do with supporters of a republic in general. for people who want to keep the constitution the same are called conservatives, and those who would alter/modify it are liberals, those who want to completely change it are revolutionaries. hope this helps
The new name given to Russia by socialist revolutionaries in 1922?
Soviet Union
What name was given to the revolutionaries in russia who overthrew czar nicholas II?
The Bolsheviks
What is a name given to a person or group that holds extremist views or wants drastic changes?
"radicals".
What name was given to the raids during the 1920 in which police arrested thousand's of suspected radicals?
Palmer Raids.
What name was given to the raids during the 1920s in which police arrested thousands of suspected radicals?
the red scare raids
Is there another name for Democrats?
liberals
What is code name for french revolutionaries in A Tale of Two Cities?
The code name for the French revolutionaries in A Tale of Two Cities is "Jacques."
What Revolutionaries in Paris gave the Catholice church this pagan name which means temple for all the gods?
The revolutionaries in Paris referred to the Catholic church as "Pantheon," which means temple for all the gods. This name was given during the French Revolution in the late 18th century as part of the effort to secularize the church and create a space to honor important French figures.
