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| Term for racial segregation laws in the South | |
| Term for a Northerner supporting Southern slave power | |
| Party of former president Theodore Roosevelt, also known as the Bull Moose party | |
| Term for the republican faction supporting the spoils system and political machines | |
| Term for a northerner who moved to the south during reconstruction | |
| Term for a southern white supporting reconstruction | |
| Term for the corrupt New York political machine | |
| Term for drawing district lines to improve the election result for the incumbent party, named after a former Vice President | |
| Party of four US presidents with Henry Clay and Daniel Webster as important ideological leaders | |
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| Term for a conservative movement within the Democratic party, mostly associated with Grover Cleveland | |
| Term for a northern democrat supporting the right of secession | |
| Term for a big shift in electorate or voting preference amoung groups in society which lead to a new party system | |
| Term for a breakaway faction from the Democrats found in the south and associated with Strom Thurmond | |
| Term describing an illegal military expedition into a foreign country to start or contribute to a revolution | |
| Term for the republican faction supporting civil service and the merit system | |
| Term for the belief that the USA should span from coast to coast | |
| Term meaning New-Englander, Northerner or even describing anyone from the United states, especially in war time | |
| Term describing a republican voting for the Democrats because of corruption within the Republican party | |
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