Compare the attitudes and policies of The Federalist and Republican parties toward the end of the 18th century?

Second Body Paragraph—The Great Awakening of the 18th Century ... .. The policies supported by both the Whig Party and the Federalist Party encouraged the ...

The struggle with England had done much to change colonial attitudes. ... In January 1787 a ragtag army of 1,200 farmers moved toward the federal arsenal at ... . The 18th-century statesmen who met in Philadelphia were adherents of ... . Differing views on these questions brought into existence two parties, the Federalists, ...

The Progressives believed that these changes marked the end of the ... of the principles and policies on which America had been founded ... . However, in one sense, the Progressives did believe that human beings are oriented toward ... .. of the late 18th century, but rather as potential sources of truth about ...

An 18th Century Solution in ... The primary effect of America's federalist presidential election ... Republicans would campaign in the South and Midwest. ... due to concern about the impact of Gore's environmental policies on the ... Some see this trend toward moderation and a two-party system as a liability.

By the end of the twentieth century, American cinema, music, and fashion ... . Adams, Hamilton, and other members of the Federalist Party in America differed from ... Both the Federalists and the Republicans supported a revolution against the ancien ... As in their policies toward France during the late eighteenth century,  ...

The policies of the governors, who were the chief instruments of English will in the ... However, economic and social growth continued, and by the mid-18th cent. there ... Hamilton and his followers, who eventually formed the Federalist party, ... Around the turn of the century settlement of territory W of the Appalachians had ...