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WHEN NO ONE WON: RICHARD MENTOR JOHNSON, PART II Richard Mentor Johnson was a controversial political figure, mainly because of his "domestic relations." A slave owner, he made one of his slaves his common law wife which created some tension in his social circle. Still, he managed to get elected to both houses of Congress for twenty years, and then Vice President. johnson • harrison • tyler • van buren • jackson
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A President's Daring Cabinet Picks Many historians consider Abraham Lincoln to be the greatest president. One reason for this is that Lincoln daringly appointed his rivals for top cabinet positions. abraham lincoln • president lincoln's daring cabinet picks • america's greatest president • lincoln's political rivals • 1860 presidential election
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Hoover's Road to the White House Herbert Hoover's first foray into politics came when President Harding named him Commerce Secretary in 1920. It was from here that the road to the White House was paved. herbert hoover • secretary of commerce • commerce department • presidential nomination • presidential election of 1928
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America’s Political Families John Adams and his son started it, but the Bush, Roosevelt, Kennedy,Gore and Taft Families have come closest to establishing American political dynasties. america's political families • american political dynasties • the clintons • bill and hillary clinton • john quincy adams
An Undemocratic Democratic Primary Disturbing events and behavior by leading Democrats has tainted the Democratic Presidential Nomination, leaving many voters and their delegates understandably frustrated. undemocratic primary • the super delegate • manipulating delegates • michigan and florida controversy • disturbing democratic primary
Democrat George Bancroft George Bancroft, better known as a preeminent historian in the 1800's, got actively involved in politics of the Jacksonian era and beyond. george bancroft • democrat • nineteenth century historian • jacksonian • james k. polk
How Obama Can End the Primary Race Sen. Barack Obama is close to clinching the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. Now he can remove the final rationale for Hillary Clinton's campaign. barack obama • hillary clinton • democratic party • primary • presidential race
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The Life of Franklin Pierce Franklin Pierce became President at a time of apparent calm. Thanks to the Compromise of 1850, the United States seemed to have weathered a possible crisis. the life of franklin pierce. franklin pierce • 14th president of the united states • president franklin pierce • franklin pierce new hampshire • franklin pierce hillsborough
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The Ron Paul Campaign for Liberty Ron Paul knew he wouldn't get the Republican presidential nomination, but that was never his main goal. He's fighting for widespread libertarian influence and victory. republican national convention protest • ron paul republicans • take back the gop • 2008 presidential race • ron paul revolution
Third Parties from the GOP In 1872 and 1912, a liberal or progressive faction of the Republican party broke away to organize their own party and nominate a candidate for president. third parties • gop • republican party • liberal republicans • progressives
Understanding the Constitution The 2008 Election season offers fertile ground for civic education, providing a living laboratory for understanding the US Constitution. civic education • understanding the constitution • understanding the bill of rights • 2008 election • american government
Who is David Paterson? A blind man will become New York state's first black Governor. What makes him the right person for the role? Will braille become part of the Governor's office procedure? david paterson is ny governor • democrat is new governor • blind man is new york's governor • new york first black governor • who is david paterson
ABRAHAM AND MARY : Love Is Eternal A look at the love that filled the life of the man who stood behind the shadows of the Civil War. lynne remick • abraham • lincoln • abraham lincoln • mary todd
ALMOST PRESIDENT: HANNIBAL HAMLIN, PART III After he lost re-nomination for Vice President, Hamlin still had a major influence on the issues of the times. Learn how the fascinating political figure ended his career.,After he lost re-nomination for Vice President, Hamlin still had a major influence on the issues of the times. Learn how the fascinating political figure ended his career. hamlin • lincoln • democrat • democratic • republican |
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