What Was Significant About the Disintegration of the Federalist Party

question 28

Multiple Choice

What was significant about the disintegration of the Federalist Party?

• A) It demonstrated that southern parties could not last in the United States.
• B) It was the last "responsible" party in the nation's history.
• C) It led to the Era of Good Feelings and eventually to the second party system.
• D) It led to the rise of the modern-day Republican Party.

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Definitions:

Military

The armed forces of a country, responsible for defending it against external threats and ensuring internal security.

Political Involvement

Refers to the participation of individuals or groups in the political process, including voting, activism, or holding public office.

Social Class

A division of society based on socio-economic status, often categorized by factors such as income, occupation, and education.

Pluralist Theory

Holds that power is widely dispersed. As a result, no group enjoys disproportionate influence, and decisions are usually reached through negotiation and compromise.