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Why did the federalists party lose support after the war of 1812?
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∙ 12y ago
- During the war of 1812 they planned to secede from the United States
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Why did the Republican Party begin to lose power?
Because democrats are the majority for now in the US Government
What are two things colonists stood to lose if they declared their independence from Great Britain?
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on September 7, 1945, when Germany surrendered to the Allies. Actually, the Nazi party was officially disbanded on 7 May 1945. This came about with the defeat of Germany.
How does the speaker of the house lose their position?
The speaker is elected by the House, Since everybody votes by party lines, the speaker loses his job if his party loses its majority. It is also possible that someone within the party could challenge the speaker strongly enough to get him to retire lest he be defeated in a election.
Why did the federalist party lose support after the war in of 1812?
The Federalists opposed the War of 1812, which made them popular among many Americans, as the United States did not fare well in the initial stages of the war. However, America was eventually victorious, and support for the Federalist Party collapsed.
Why did federalist party lose support after war of 1812?
Because during the War of 1812 they planned to secede from US and were mark as traitor.
In what part of the country was support for the War of 1812 the weakest?
The New England states did not support the War because because they would lose money and trade.
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the tet offensive
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Why did the anti-federalists lose the debate over ratification?
The Anti-Federalist lost due to the fact that they were unorganized.
What caused the Republican Party to lose support from voters?
Mostly being filled with racist, sexist douche canoes who are actively trying to sabotage the American people.
How did the outcome of war affect the federalist party?
A group in Congress lead by Henry Clay, known as the "War Hawks" wanted to invade Canada and make it part of the United States. The War Hawks were supported in the West and South. The New England states (Federalists) did not support the War because because they would lose money and trade. Mostly Jeffersonians and agriculture interests supported the commercial reasons for the war.
How did the Chinese nationalist party lose power after world war 2?
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Did president Thomas Jefferson ever hate the federalist party?
Thomas Jefferson was a Democratic-Republican. *Although the party was not called the "Democratic Republicans" until around 1839. The party was initially called the Republicans (Different party than today's republicans) - but their opponents called them 'Democrats' insultingly. Eventually (after a few slight faction name shifts), the name was changed to "Democratic Republicans." *Thomas Jefferson was an anti-federalist, then a member of the Opposition (when George Washington was president), and -then- a Republican (Jeffersonian Republican) during the presidency of Madison. Factions at that time in history often changed names and goals (ie, the anti-federalists were against the consolidation of the nation under one government. Obviously, Jefferson helped unify our country and those problems were resolved, so after the constitution was finished, there was no real need for those parties anymore.)
What caused the split between Adams and high federalists?
The Quasi-War with France was the beginning of the end to Adams's association with the High Federalists. Adams went over his Federalist cabinet by announcing a peace mission with France. Alexander Hamilton began to lose favor over the success of this mission. His supporters in the cabinet were fired. This spit the party between Adams supporters and Hamilton supporters.
