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Historical Elections
By CJ Wiseman
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Question 1
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Sort the following into the appropriate categories:
No official Parties at first. Federalists and Democratic Republicans eventually come about.
There is no popular vote for President at the presidential level.
Candidates come from leaders during the American Revolutionary War.
Popular vote starts being enacted for Presidential Campaigns.
Slavery is the biggest issue for the first half of this era.
The Whig party emerges and falls. The Republican party emerges and remains.
Progressive reforms to elections, like the secret ballot.
The candidate becomes the center of the campaign, rather than policy.
Party power recedes during this period.
Television becomes a big key to running a campaign.
Primary election with citizens choosing a parties nominee.
Polling becomes a big piece in determining campaign decisions and tracking campaigns.
Campaigns during the Era of Good Feelings
Second Campaign Era (1828-1900)
Third Campaign Era (1904-1956)
Current Campaign Era (1956-Present)