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| Nativist Political Party in the 1840s and 1850s. Was anti-Catholic and anti-immigrant. Its official name was the American Party | Know Nothings |
| This party emerged in the 1820s in oppostion to the populism of Jacksonian Democracy. It fell apart in the 1850s as aresult o fthe slavery issue | Whigs, also known as The National Republicans |
| This was the first party to hold a national political oconvention in 1831 and believed that Mason were taking over the United States | Anti-Masonic Party |
| This party advocated segregation and Alabama Gov. George Wallace was their candidate for President in 1968 | American Indepenent Party (Gov. Wallace won the electoral votes of several states inthe Deep South) |
| This party was started by Ross Perot for his presidential runs in 1992 and 1996 | The Reform Party |
| This party developed in the 1840s and its primary constituency was small farmers it was opposed to slavery and eventually merged with other groups to form the Republican Party in 1854 | Free-Soil Party |
| This party grew out of the environmental movement of the 1970s and advocates policies of social justice/ Consumer advocate Ralph Nader was their presidential candidate several times. . | The Green Party |
| This party advocated women's suffrage and nominated Frederick Douglas for Vice-President in the 1870s. | Equal Rights Party |
| This was one of the first parties of the United States. They advocated a much stronger Federal government. It last contested the presidential election of 1816. John Adams and Alexander Hamilton were promenient members. | Federalist Party |
| This political group advocated the US staying out of World War II and advocated isolationalism. Charles Lindbergh wasa promenient spokesperson. | The America First Committee |
| Southern Democracts broke with President Trumanin the 1948 Presidential Election | Dixicrat or States Rights Party (South Carolina Governor Strom Thurmond was their presidential candidate) |
| This party reflected populism in the late 19th century advocates of small farmers and laborers. They advocated replacing gold with silver to back US dollars | The Populist Party (In the late 19th century they merged and briefly dominated the Democratic Party. |
| In 1912 Teddy Roosevelt sought a third term as the nominee of this party | The Progressive/ Bull Moose Party |
| This party originated in Oakland, CA and sought to advocate for African-Americans by confronting discrimination and sought to bring services to African-American communities | Black Panther Party |
| This party formed in the 1970s and advocates a very minimalist role for government in economics and society | Libertarian Party |
| This party advocates a strong conservative social agenda emphasizing Christian principals | Constitutional Party (Randall Terry was their presidential candidate in2024) |
| This party advocates laws against alcohol manufacturing and consumption | Prohibition Party |
| This party was founded by Thomas Jefferson at the beginning of the Republic and advocated a more limited role for the national government. | Democratic-Republican Party |
| Anti-Monopoly, labor and monetary reform party in the late 19th century | Greenback Party |
| This party was founded by Eugene Debs who was its presidential nominee for 4 straight presidential electionsin the early 20th century | Socialist Party of America |
