Republican Party party regular Federalist Era organize gov Kansas- Nebraska Act party purists Democratic- Republicans Jews Jacksonian Era liberals Republican Party Era affluent suburbs political party party activists evangelicals, Caths, Prots winner- takes- all party realignment conservatives blue collar nominate candidates Progressive Era party identification build voter excitement rank- and-file member Hispanics under 25 Whig Party political efficacy ensure qualified candidates white collar New Deal Era urban Federalist Party party dealignment Populist Party Era of Divided Gov proportional representation inform and activate interest in politics Third party influences Democrats Republican Party party regular Federalist Era organize gov Kansas- Nebraska Act party purists Democratic- Republicans Jews Jacksonian Era liberals Republican Party Era affluent suburbs political party party activists evangelicals, Caths, Prots winner- takes- all party realignment conservatives blue collar nominate candidates Progressive Era party identification build voter excitement rank- and-file member Hispanics under 25 Whig Party political efficacy ensure qualified candidates white collar New Deal Era urban Federalist Party party dealignment Populist Party Era of Divided Gov proportional representation inform and activate interest in politics Third party influences Democrats
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Republican Party
party regular
Federalist Era
organize gov
Kansas-Nebraska Act
party purists
Democratic-Republicans
Jews
Jacksonian Era
liberals
Republican Party Era
affluent suburbs
political party
party activists
evangelicals, Caths, Prots
winner-takes-all
party realignment
conservatives
blue collar
nominate candidates
Progressive Era
party identification
build voter excitement
rank-and-file member
Hispanics
under 25
Whig Party
political efficacy
ensure qualified candidates
white collar
New Deal Era
urban
Federalist Party
party dealignment
Populist Party
Era of Divided Gov
proportional representation
inform and activate interest in politics
Third party influences
Democrats