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* [[wikipedia:Political_parties_in_the_United_States#History_and_political_eras|Political parties in the United States - Wikipedia]] | |||
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== Trends and alignments across US History == | |||
[[File:1800s Political-Parties-Issues-Alignments-Splits 650.svg|none|thumb|850x850px|Flowchart depiction of political alignments across US History]] | |||
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Anti-federalsts | Anti-federalsts | ||
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By tracking political alignments, we can track general periods, patterns and events across American history.
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Trends and alignments across US History[edit | edit source]
Constitutional debate[edit | edit source]
Federalists
Anti-federalsts
Early Republic[edit | edit source]
- Period: Washington to Madison
- Period of political alignment also referred to as the "First Party System"