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Bogdan [553]
3 years ago
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The year 1968 in the united states brought the beginning of a new political era and __________. dealignment evenly matched parti

es "good feelings" realignment the reagan democrats
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Goshia [24]3 years ago
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The year 1969 (not 1968) in the united states brought the beginning of a new political era and dealignment. The result of dealignment in the contemporary era voters, realignment do not seem to be as straightforward as they formerly were, partly because of the phenomenon of dealignment. Over the previous fifty years’ party credentials seems to be weakened among American voters with more desiring to call themselves as independents. Not only take ties to the two major parties declining in recent years but voters are less eager to vote a straight ticket or upkeep all candidates of one party for all positions. 
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