Political parties - Revision history

1990'sguy: /* See also */

2018-07-01T16:37:49Z

‎See also

DavidB4: ref uniformity

2016-10-07T16:29:00Z

ref uniformity

PeterKa: DR-JR

2015-02-05T03:41:56Z

DR-JR

JoeyJ at 14:35, October 30, 2013

2013-10-30T14:35:31Z

WallyRyan: reference didn't link; showed up as error code

2011-04-09T17:37:56Z

reference didn't link; showed up as error code

DanielPulido at 04:59, January 20, 2010

2010-01-20T04:59:16Z

Aschlafly: party membership, U.S. compared to the world

2008-05-10T14:18:58Z

party membership, U.S. compared to the world

Historician: adding information about other countries

2007-11-14T20:33:52Z

adding information about other countries

DLCAUS462 at 21:45, June 21, 2007

2007-06-21T21:45:46Z

Sulgran: moved

2007-04-30T03:01:44Z

moved

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	*[[List of political parties in the United States]]		*[[List of political parties in the United States]]

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 *[[Free Soil Party]]
-Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].[http://www.particitron.vze.com/]
+Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].<ref>http://www.particitron.vze.com</ref>
 ==See also==
 *[[Political parties of the United States]]

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 *[[Federalist Party]]
 *[[Antifederalist Party]]
-*[[Democratic-Republican Party]]
+*[[Jeffersonian Republicans]]
 *[[Whig Party]]
 *[[Anti-Masonic Party]]

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	Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].[http://www.particitron.vze.com/]		Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].[http://www.particitron.vze.com/]
		+	==See also==
		+	*[[Political parties of the United States]]
		+	*[[List of political parties in the United States]]

	[[Category:Political Parties]]		[[Category:Political Parties]]

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−	'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues. Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]], the two parties which presently dominate national politics. Voters belong to political parties in much higher percentages in the [[United States]] than in any other country in the world; one reason for this may be that there are membership dues for party membership in most countries, while in the [[United States]] membership is free.~~<ref>http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Files/Press/Books/2007/redandbluenationvolume2/redandbluenationvolume2_chapter.pdf (p. 44).</ref>~~	+	'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues. Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]], the two parties which presently dominate national politics. Voters belong to political parties in much higher percentages in the [[United States]] than in any other country in the world; one reason for this may be that there are membership dues for party membership in most countries, while in the [[United States]] membership is free.

	Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:		Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:

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−	'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues. Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]] which dominate ~~modern~~ national politics. Voters belong to political parties in much higher percentages in the [[United States]] than in any other country in the world~~, though~~ one reason may be that there are membership dues for party membership in most countries, while in the [[United States]] it is free.<ref>http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Files/Press/Books/2007/redandbluenationvolume2/redandbluenationvolume2_chapter.pdf (p. 44).</ref>	+	'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues. Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]], the two parties which presently dominate national politics. Voters belong to political parties in much higher percentages in the [[United States]] than in any other country in the world; one reason for this may be that there are membership dues for party membership in most countries, while in the [[United States]] membership is free.<ref>http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Files/Press/Books/2007/redandbluenationvolume2/redandbluenationvolume2_chapter.pdf (p. 44).</ref>

	Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:		Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:

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-'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues.  Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]] which dominate modern national politics.  Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:
+'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues.  Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]] which dominate modern national politics.  Voters belong to political parties in much higher percentages in the [[United States]] than in any other country in the world, though one reason may be that there are membership dues for party membership in most countries, while in the [[United States]] it is free.<ref>http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Files/Press/Books/2007/redandbluenationvolume2/redandbluenationvolume2_chapter.pdf (p. 44).</ref>
 *[[Federalist Party]]
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 Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].[http://www.particitron.vze.com/]
 [[Category:Political Parties]]

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		+	Canadian parties include the [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]], and the [[NDP]]. Historically, there have been dozens of "joke" parties, particularly in [[Canada]]. These include the Canadian [[Rhino Party]], and its successor Quebec party, the [[Parti Citron]].[http://www.particitron.vze.com/]
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		+	==External links==
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		+	*[http://yep.it/?5b2yko History of the Patri Citron (and other joke parties) of Canada]
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	[[Category:Political Parties]]		[[Category:Political Parties]]

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−	~~#redirect~~ [[Parties]]	+	'''Political parties''' are associations of politicians and voters who have similar stances on political issues. Examples of political parties in the [[United States]] are the [[Democratic Party]] and the [[Republican Party]] which dominate modern national politics. Throughout its history, the United States has seen the rise and fall of many parties, including:
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		+	*[[Federalist Party]]
		+	*[[Antifederalist Party]]
		+	*[[Democratic-Republican Party]]
		+	*[[Anti-Masonic Party]]
		+	*[[Know Nothing Party]]
		+	*[[Liberty Party]]
		+	*[[Free Soil Party]]
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		+	[[Category:Political Parties]]