<span>The second party system began during the 1830s when professional politicians of the Middle class experience created the Whig Party in disapproval to the suppressing growth of the democratic party under Andrew Jackson. During the 1840s, whigs and democrats competed for appeal to different cultural groups making a very vigorous period of powerful political debate, expansion of the electorate, a rise in party competition and appeal to cultural politics. American politics in the early 1840s was becoming very separated due to the different ideas and thoughts over states rights and slavery.
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In my opinion the arms race and the existence of theatomic/hydrogen bomb forced the Soviet Union and the United States to fight
"proxy wars" (influencing others to fight, but not directly fighting themselves) because they feared the retaliation of the proxy wars
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New Society was a weekly magazine of social inquiry and social and cultural comment, published in the United Kingdom from 1962 to 1988. It drew on the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, psychology, human geography, social history and social policy, and it published wide-ranging social reportage.
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A criticism of the judicial branch is that it has less of a check and balance than the other two branches in the sense that when it declares something as unconstitutional, the other two branches cannot veto or undo this decision. Basically, it has the power to make any law or decision unconstitutional without a check on that power. I disagree with this because the judicial branch has not declared anything unreasonably unconstitutional and they mostly use this power in ways that help the country as a whole
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Geography was a huge part in slavery because in Africa the people were hungry so they would give/sell the weakest people in Africa to the colonies in order to survive. The south had the largest amount of slavery and north the lowest this caused arguments which later led to the civil war, this is how geography has shaped slavery
