<span>What brought about the formation of the Whig Party? Describe the evolution of its political fortunes in the 1830s and 1840s</span>
The republican political culture that emerged after the revolution was influenced by Protestant evangelicalism.
Some academics saw the First Great Awakening as a type of "dress rehearsal" for the American Revolution since it was a religious revival movement that swept through the American colonies (and Protestant nations in Europe) in the early eighteenth century.
Evangelicalism is Evangelical Christians in the United States are part of a movement known as evangelicalism that upholds basic Protestant doctrines on the authority and historicity of Scripture as well as the necessity of being born-again. It is a reform movement which influenced revolution as well .
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Obviously there are many ways and this is an opinion based question, but for the first question Persuade and Convince is a good resolution method. If you can convince people and agree often times things get resolved.
Originally, candidates were chosen at national conventions, however this caused a lot ofdisputes and near violence in the 1968 election causing politicians to realize this processneeded to change.They decided states either had to hold primaries or party caucuseswho would chose delegates at the county, congressional district or state level, who wouldgo on to the national convention.Most states opted for the primary option due to itssimplicity, 37 of the 50 in 2008 utilized primary elections to select their delegates.National conventions nowadays are really just to present an attractive image and message<span>to citizens watching the action at home on television.</span>