Election of 1800 event
also: election, Election of 1800
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as a member of the Federalist Party, which is interesting that he gets elected in 1801 because the election of 1800 is when the Federalists got completely driven from power at the ballot box because they'd done things like the Alien and Sed…
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So he works with a group called what's known as the Kentucky Colony. Now, this is really important, the Kentucky Colony. This is organized crime that infiltrated all of the Midwest. You remember a guy by the name of Abraham Lincoln and was …
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And it talks about the four main political parties of the election of 1860. But I'm going to go into the 1850s here for a little bit. So we talk about abolitionists. And there's several types of abolitionists. Some are good, some not so goo…
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Also a punitive export tariff. So it made the cost of Southern goods go up. That's why the South resisted the tariff of abominations for 30 years. Remember the South used nullification when the, every time the North would try to impose thes…
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He was one of the Federalist Papers co-authors, along with Hamilton and Madison, as they were going around mostly New York trying to get them to ratify the Constitution. He was the first Secretary of State of the United States. Notice the S…
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He was one of the Federalist Papers co-authors, along with Hamilton and Madison, as they were going around mostly New York trying to get them to ratify the Constitution. He was the first Secretary of State of the United States. Notice the S…
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Well, all of these industrial giants, basically, this is where the robber barons made their fortune, and they did it with an awful lot of government handouts. I mean, this was the political debate of the 1800s, and that's what decided that …
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So he works with a group called what's known as the Kentucky Colony. Now, this is really important, the Kentucky Colony. This is organized crime that infiltrated all of the Midwest. You remember a guy by the name of Abraham Lincoln and was …
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And South Carolina came close to seceding many times. They nullified. This is what Lincoln was put into power to end. And if you read through this book of the four political parties of the election of 1860, the four political parties, if th…