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mina [271]
3 years ago
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What similarities do you notice between the early political parties and John Adam's presidency with what you see today in our cu

rrent political climate?
• think about Jefferson and Adam's positions and ideas as members of Washington's cabinet.
• think about how the creation of political parties affected american government from the start.
think about how political parties today shape and impact people's ideas. Please help
History
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tiny-mole [99]3 years ago
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Answer:

Jefferson and adam's campaign was very similar to campaigns of today. It was one of the first campaign's where real emotion got involved. Emotions got involved so much that nasty rumors even spread, such as John Adam's being a hermaphrodite. This reminds me of something you might hear in a modern day fashion against today's political leaders. Just like today's elections, they ran on important ideas of the time, such as who to support in the french war, in today, our political parties today also can be seen doing this with modern problems. Where both sides have different, but viable, strategies. Creation of political parties unfortuneately focus on grouping people you "mostly" agree with to gain power in a democratic system, this unfortuneately can distract americans from solving problems to winning elections. This has a negative effect on our countries true interest.

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