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• Party
  '''Party''' is a term that can be defined in a number of ways, most of which relate 'Party' can have several meanings, including:
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• Party system
  ..., political scientists number the party systems, starting with the [[First Party System]], which lasted from the 1790s until about 1824. A similar numbering The concept of a party system was introduced by [[James Bryce]] in ''[[The American Commonwealth]]
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• Populist party
  #Redirect [[Populist Party]]
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• Party Systems
  #REDIRECT [[Party system]]
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• Third Party System
  ...ut won the presidency only in 1856, 1884 and 1892. In 1892, the [[Populist Party]] made a remarkable showing, winning 22 electoral votes and one million pop ...4 through 1892 were close. However the main opposition party, [[Democratic Party (United States), history|the Democrats]] won only the 1856, 1884 and 1892 p
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• Nazi party
  #REDIRECT [[Nazi Party]]
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• Political party
  ...cally achieved by contesting and winning elections. Although a competitive party system is considered a sine qua non of modern [[democracy]], parties operat ...k/journals/pdf/2/post_617.pdf Andrew Drummond ''Electoral Volatility and Party Decline in Western Democracies'' 1970-1995 Political Studies 2006 vol 54]
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• Whig Party
  ...ty in the US in the 19th century. For the Whig party in Britain see [[Whig Party, Britain]] ...ts candidates for president in 1840 and 1848, but they both soon died. The party ran its last national candidate in 1852, then quickly collapsed because it
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• Populist Party
  ...n 1896 endorsed the [[Democratic Party (United States), history|Democratic party]] candidate, [[William Jennings Bryan]]. It virtually disappeared after its ...ate liberalism, but which failed because of the constraints of the [[Third Party System]] and poor strategic choices by poorly coordinated radical politicia
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• Nazi Party
  ...ously with “Sozi,” the long-established nickname for the Social Democratic Party (SPD). ...n socialism or Nazism. There had been a German National Socialist Workers’ Party (DNSAP) in Austria, but it had no influence on the Nazis. <ref>{{citation
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• United Party
  ...verned South Africa from 1934 through 1948 and was the official opposition party from 1948 until its dissolution nearly three decades later. ...ped the ante by threatening to join forces with the SAP, oust the National Party, and save South Africa from economic ruin.
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• Democratic Party
  #REDIRECT [[Democratic Party (disambiguation)]]
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• Second Party System
  ...rty in 1848 and 1852, and the Know-Nothing Party in the 1850s. The Second Party System reflected and shaped the political, social, economic and cultural cu # It was a distinct party system.
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• Conservative Party
  #REDIRECT [[Conservative Party (disambiguation)]]
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• Tea party
  #REDIRECT [[Tea party (social gathering)]]
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• Conservative party
  #REDIRECT [[Conservative Party (disambiguation)]]
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• Party/Approval
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• Labour Party
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• Respect Party
  ...such as [[London, United Kingdom]], [[Birmingham]] and [[Bradford]], where party representatives served as local councillors or as the local [[Member of Par ...general election]]. In May 2016, Galloway secured 1.4% of the vote as the party's candidate for [[Mayor of London]].<ref>''BBC News'': '[http://www.bbc.co.
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• Coffee Party
  The '''Coffee Party''' is a self-described independent grassroots political movement, whose rap ...urself: Pro-reform Coffee Party forms in reaction to U.S. conservative Tea Party movement
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• Tea party (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Tea party (social gathering)}} {{rpl|Boston Tea Party}}
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• U.S. Progressive Party (disambiguation)
  '''U.S. Progressive Party can mean: ...ublican Party to support [[Theodore Roosevelt]], also called '''Bull Moose Party'''
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• Democratic Party (Japan)
  {{dambigbox|the Japanese political party|Democratic Party}} ...the same as that of the forerunner of the DPJ, the short-lived Democratic Party (1996-1998).
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• Second Party System/Related Articles
  {{r|Democratic Party}} {{r|Whig Party}}
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• Liberal Democrats (UK)/Definition
  ...r [[Liberal Party (UK)|Liberal Party]] and the short-lived Social Democrat Party.
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• Democratic Party (disambiguation)
  {{r|Democratic Party (United States)}} {{r|U.S. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party||**}}
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• Whigs (disambiguation)
  *See [[Whig Party, Britain]] *or [[Whig Party]] for the U.S. party
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• Liberal Party (disambiguation)
  '''Liberal Party''' may refer to {{rpl|Liberal Party of Australia}}
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• Political party/Related Articles
  {{r|party system}} ===Party processes===
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• Christie Carden/Definition
  ...nal Leadership Team; Cofounder of Huntsville, Alabama Tea Party; state Tea Party coordinator
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• American election campaigns, 19th century/Related Articles
  *[[First Party System]] *[[Second Party System]]
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• Liberal Democratic Party (disambiguation)
  '''Liberal Democratic Party''' may refer to {{r|Liberal Democratic Party (Japan)}}
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• SPD/Definition
  ...'); oldest [[political party]] of Germany; major non-revolutionary leftist party before [[World War II]]
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• Whig Party/Related Articles
  {{r|Second Party System}} {{r|Democratic Party (United States)}}
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• First Party System/Related Articles
  {{r|Federalist Party}} {{r|Democratic-Republican Party}}
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• Green Party (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Green Party of England and Wales}} {{rpl|Scottish Green Party}}
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• Democratic Party of Japan/Related Articles
  {{r|Democratic Party (Japan)}} ===Party presidents===
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• Slave Power/Related Articles
  * [[Republican Party (United States), history ]] * [[Democratic Party (United States), history]]
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• Fifth Party System/Related Articles
  {{r|Party system}} {{r|First Party System}}
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• Green Party of England and Wales
  {{dambigbox|the English and Welsh political party|Green Party}} ...] since 3rd September 2012. Its former leader, [[Caroline Lucas]], won the party's first-ever seat in the [[House of Commons (United Kingdom)|UK House of Co
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