Question

Mark the statements that are true. The Democrats blamed the Republicans for the Stock Market crash of 1929. The Democrats won the Presidency in the 90's but lost control of the Congress. The Democratic party won considerable political strength during the Civil War. The Anti-Federalists were one of the first two American political parties; they wanted a strong central government. The "Era of Good feelings" was a period from 1816-1824 where there was only one political party: the Democrat-Republicans.

Answer 1

The correct answers are A) the Democrats blamed the Republicans for the stock market crash of 1929, B) the Democrats won the Presidency in the 90s but lost the control of the Congress, and E) the era of “Good Feelings” was a period from 1816 to 1824 where there was only one political party: the Democrat-Republicans.

The statements that are true are the Democrats blamed the Republicans for the stock market crash of 1929, the Democrats won the Presidency in the 90s but lost the control of the Congress, and the era of “Good Feelings” was a period from 1816 to 1824 where there was only one political party: the Democrat-Republicans.

These important moments in politics of the United States have defined one way or another the political stability of the nation. Yes, the Democrats blamed the Republicans for the stock market crash of 1929. The stock market crash was the beginning of the Great Depression in 1929 when many Americans lost their jobs, many companies closed and Banks declared bankruptcy. In the 1990s, the Democrats won the Presidential election bit lost the control of the Congress. This created a balance of forces in the Executive and the Legislative. And the era of “Good Feelings” was a period from 1816 to 1824 where there was only one political party: the Democrat-Republicans. In 1818, this party controlled 85% of the seats in Congress.  

Answer 2

The first, second, and last statements, though the Era of Good Feeling had little to do with political parties.