Influential members of the democratic party include andrew jackson, bill clinton, barack obama, and a. john f. kennedy b. abraham lincoln c. ronald reagan d. george h. w. bush

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Influential members of the Democratic Party include Andrew Jackson, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and John F. Kennedy.  

Further Explanation:

The Democratic Party is one of the two biggest political Parties of United States with other party being Republican Party. In its Initial days, Democratic Party supported Limited Government and opposed abolition of slavery along with Banks. Between the periods of 1932-1964, The democratic party got strong support from voters of European extraction and majority of these supporters were Catholics. After the civil rights act and voting act was introduced to the constitution of United States, The core bases of both Republican and Democrats shifted as southern states supported the Republicans whereas Democrats got the support of Northeastern states. People who used to live in Urban Areas, women, Black, Latino and Jewish along with Asian Americans used to support the Democratic Party. Influential members of the Democratic Party include Andrew Jackson, Bill Clinton, Barrack Obama, and John F. Kennedy. After the war which took place in 1812, the Federalist Party disappeared and the only parties which were left in American politics were Democratic Party and the Republican Party.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Democratic Party

Keywords: Democrats, Republicans, Abolition, Government, United States, Federalist Party, Andrew Jackson, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, John F. Kennedy.  

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