<u>Alexander Hamilton: </u>
<u>Views</u>: Wanted more government involvement, Anti Slavery
<u>Supporters</u>: Big city people and corporations
<u>Thomas Jefferson:</u>
<u>Views</u>: Against big government involvement, Pro Slavery
<u>Supporters</u>: Countrymen
<u>George Washington on Parties:</u>
<em>George Washington believed heavily against political parties saying that they would only cause chaos. </em>
<u>Today:</u>
<em>Today there is such a divide between Americans because of these political parties that play such a vial role in politics, but all in all, they do not do anything except argue and play the blame game. </em>
Answer:
Sectionalism: Concern for one's region over concern for the entire nation.
Popular Sovereignty: the idea that people should be able to vote on important issues
States' Rights: the idea that states should hold the most political power
Nullify: to invalidate something or make it null and void.
Explanation:
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Socialism is a reaction against the <u>A. in equal power between the worker and an employer</u>.
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Explanation:</h2>
The socialism is a political theory which is mainly based on the ownership and the self-employment. It deals with the social and the economic systems. According to this theory, the ownership can be collective, public, or cooperative.
This began during the French Revolution. The socialism lead to many theories such as economic democracy, socialist calculation debate, and so on. Karl Marx, German sociologist played a wide role in socialism.
World War I shifted the balance of power away from traditional older European powers like the Hapsburgs and the Ottoman Empire and towards new ascendent powers like the United States.