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−	~~A '''Democratic-Republican''' is a member of the~~ [[Democratic-Republican Party\|Democratic-Republican political party]] of the early 19th century. Founded upon [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s interpretation of the [[Constitution]], the Democratic-Republican party (often shortened to simply the "Republican Party"), was one of America's first major political parties. It's competition was the [[Federalist Party]], based off of [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s interpretation of the Constitution.	+	#redirect[[Democratic-Republican Party]]
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−	The Democratic Republicans feared a powerful government. Their beliefs erred much more to the democratic side; they believed in the importance of individual [[liberty]] and restriction of [[federal]] power. Though it was often called the "Republican Party" for short, it was not the base for today's [[Republican Party]]. In fact, it was actually the base for the modern day [[Democratic party]]. (The modern day Republican Party was started years later by [[Abraham Lincoln]]).
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−	Though it outlived its competition (the Federalist Party died off shortly after Alexander Hamilton's death in 1795), the Democratic-Republican party only lasted up until the 1820s. There were three Democratic-Republican presidents: [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[James Monroe]] and [[James Madison]].
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−	~~== Resources ==~~
−	*http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/Democratic-Republican
−	*http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/wwww/us/demorepubpartydef.htm
−	*''A History of the US, Book 4, The New Nation'' by Joy Hakim
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−	~~[[Category:United States Political Parties~~]]

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−	~~your face~~	+	A '''Democratic-Republican''' is a member of the [[Democratic-Republican Party\|Democratic-Republican political party]] of the early 19th century. Founded upon [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s interpretation of the [[Constitution]], the Democratic-Republican party (often shortened to simply the "Republican Party"), was one of America's first major political parties. It's competition was the [[Federalist Party]], based off of [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s interpretation of the Constitution.
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		+	The Democratic Republicans feared a powerful government. Their beliefs erred much more to the democratic side; they believed in the importance of individual [[liberty]] and restriction of [[federal]] power. Though it was often called the "Republican Party" for short, it was not the base for today's [[Republican Party]]. In fact, it was actually the base for the modern day [[Democratic party]]. (The modern day Republican Party was started years later by [[Abraham Lincoln]]).
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		+	Though it outlived its competition (the Federalist Party died off shortly after Alexander Hamilton's death in 1795), the Democratic-Republican party only lasted up until the 1820s. There were three Democratic-Republican presidents: [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[James Monroe]] and [[James Madison]].
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		+	== Resources ==
		+	*http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/Democratic-Republican
		+	*http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/wwww/us/demorepubpartydef.htm
		+	*''A History of the US, Book 4, The New Nation'' by Joy Hakim
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		+	[[Category:United States Political Parties]]

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−	A '''Democratic-Republican''' is a member of the [[Democratic-Republican Party\|Democratic-Republican political party]] of the early 19th century. Founded upon [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s interpretation of the [[Constitution]], the Democratic-Republican party (often shortened to simply the "Republican Party"), was one of America's first major political parties. It's competition was the [[Federalist Party]], based off of [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s interpretation of the Constitution.	+	your face
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−	The Democratic Republicans feared a powerful government. Their beliefs erred much more to the democratic side; they believed in the importance of individual [[liberty]] and restriction of [[federal]] power. Though it was often called the "Republican Party" for short, it was not the base for today's [[Republican Party]]. In fact, it was actually the base for the modern day [[Democratic party]]. (The modern day Republican Party was started years later by [[Abraham Lincoln]]).
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−	Though it outlived its competition (the Federalist Party died off shortly after Alexander Hamilton's death in 1795), the Democratic-Republican party only lasted up until the 1820s. There were three Democratic-Republican presidents: [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[James Monroe]] and [[James Madison]].
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−	~~== Resources ==~~
−	*http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/Democratic-Republican
−	*http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/wwww/us/demorepubpartydef.htm
−	*''A History of the US, Book 4, The New Nation'' by Joy Hakim
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 Though it outlived its competition (the Federalist Party died off shortly after Alexander Hamilton's death in 1795), the Democratic-Republican party only lasted up until the 1820s. There were three Democratic-Republican presidents: [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[James Monroe]] and [[James Madison]].
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 == See Also ==
-* [http://theoldschoolconservatives.org "The Old School Conservatives"] A group which advocates the basic policies of the Democratic-Republican Pparty.
+* [http://theoldschoolconservatives.org "The Old School Conservatives"] A group which advocates the basic policies of the Democratic-Republican party.
 == Resources ==

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−	A '''Democratic-Republican''' is a member of the [[Democratic-Republican ~~party~~\|Democratic-Republican political party]] of the early 19th century. Founded upon [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s interpretation of the [[Constitution]], the Democratic-Republican party (often shortened to simply the "Republican Party"), was one of America's first major political parties. It's competition was the [[Federalist Party]], based off of [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s interpretation of the Constitution.	+	A '''Democratic-Republican''' is a member of the [[Democratic-Republican Party\|Democratic-Republican political party]] of the early 19th century. Founded upon [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s interpretation of the [[Constitution]], the Democratic-Republican party (often shortened to simply the "Republican Party"), was one of America's first major political parties. It's competition was the [[Federalist Party]], based off of [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s interpretation of the Constitution.

	The Democratic Republicans feared a powerful government. Their beliefs erred much more to the democratic side; they believed in the importance of individual [[liberty]] and restriction of [[federal]] power. Though it was often called the "Republican Party" for short, it was not the base for today's [[Republican Party]]. In fact, it was actually the base for the modern day [[Democratic party]]. (The modern day Republican Party was started years later by [[Abraham Lincoln]]).		The Democratic Republicans feared a powerful government. Their beliefs erred much more to the democratic side; they believed in the importance of individual [[liberty]] and restriction of [[federal]] power. Though it was often called the "Republican Party" for short, it was not the base for today's [[Republican Party]]. In fact, it was actually the base for the modern day [[Democratic party]]. (The modern day Republican Party was started years later by [[Abraham Lincoln]]).