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Between 1800-1860, democrats take a quick lead by winning 13/15 elections. Some of the stars of these elections are Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Andrew Jackson, James Monroe, Martin Van Buren, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, and James K. Polk. This lead doesn't last for long, however.

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In the years of 1860-1932, the Republican party takes over winning 14/18 of their elections. Their stars include my personal favorites, Ulysses S. Grant, (J)abraham Lincoln, Rutherford B. Hayes, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Theodore Roosevelt.

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From 1932-1968, the democrats take control yet again, except this time only 7/9 elections. You may have heard of some of these guys, including FDR, JFK, LBJ, and Harry S. Truman. Truman didn't get a cool acronym.

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1968-2008 is a great time to be a Republican, winning 7/11 of the next elections. Mr. Eiben was around for basically all of these guys, Richard Nixon, Gerald R. Ford, George Bush, and George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan.

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The party inevitably splits over the issue of slavery, leading to two candidates running for POTUS. This put the Republicans in control while the democrats were off balance. Refer to the 1-1 part above for period of dominion.

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The Great Depression (especially if you're a Republican)

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The Great Depression (especially if you're a Republican)

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After the fiasco of the Great Depression, people were quick to move away from the Republican Party. This gave the benefits to the Democrats, leading them up 2-1 and away from the depression.

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With Nixon consistently lying to the people, resigning, and replaced with Ford, the people decided to go for a change of pace, leading to democrat Jimmy Carter winning presidency.

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With a civil war during and many anti-slavery sentiments, the 15th Amendment being Ratified in 1870 led the Republicans to complete control over the elections, especially with the Democratic party in shambles.

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Backlash Against Civil Rights and the War on Poverty

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Backlash Against Civil Rights and the War on Poverty

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Amidst the 1960's, a growing peaceful culture meant to promote equality led people to bias towards the Democratic Party, who promoted people like LBJ to reduce poverty and JFK to reduce discrimination.

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People want someone like JFK in office, someone who actually promotes equality, keeping the Democrats in charge for much longer. Among this, LBJ does a lot for helping impoverished people vote, including prohibiting the use of poll taxes.

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As stated before, democratic leaders were much more likely to support the southerners in the civil war, leading for them to fall much out of favor the putting the leaders of the union, Lincoln and Grant, to be in charge.

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During WWII, the democrats controlled the party, mostly due to reluctance to accept an republican back in office after Herbert Hoover. Also, FDR, a democrat, was the strong force in charge throughout WWII.

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The Federalist Party, led by Adams, disappears largely due to being the only administration elected besides the Washington.

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The Industrial Revolution quickly brings wealth to America between 1870 and 1914. The wealthy members of society are quick to support Republicans, keeping them in power for much longer as the wealth keeps America strong.

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The Cold War, as well as 9/11, keeps the Republicans in power due to their strength and inability to back down. With concerns centering on foreign policy, people trust them with a strong military to fight back and remain strong.

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The New Deal allows the Democrats to remain in control by changing the scope of the country to get it out of the Great Depression. When FDR led the country out of its depression, it inspired hope in the people, also allowing their continued support of the Democratic party.

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LBJ let the Democrats remain in power by getting the support of the lower class, instituting an end to poll taxes, and lowering the poverty rate by 9%. His changes helped people place their faith more in the Democratic party.

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With more states allowing people to vote regardless of land and property ownership, there is a new set of people that can now vote. This allows the Democrats to secure a large majority of elections as they get more voters.