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March 7, Party that challenges the 2 major parties? Third Party Third Party

Section 1 Review 3-4 Sentences

Brain Pop Pop Political Party origins Political Party origins

2. What were the first two major political parties in the USA? 2. What were the first two major political parties in the USA? 3. What are the characteristics of one- party systems? 3. What are the characteristics of one- party systems?

4. Basic difference between Jefferson and Hamilton? 4. Basic difference between Jefferson and Hamilton?

Obstacles to Third Parties

Who am I??? 1 st president to ride in an airplane 1 st president to ride in an airplane Was America’s youngest president Was America’s youngest president 1 st president to leave continental U.S. while in office (Panama) 1 st president to leave continental U.S. while in office (Panama) was shot on October 14, 1912 just before giving a speech during his run as "Bull Moose" candidate was shot on October 14, 1912 just before giving a speech during his run as "Bull Moose" candidate

Teddy Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt 1. In what leadership role did Teddy serve early in life? 1. In what leadership role did Teddy serve early in life?

2. How did Roosevelt first become president? 2. How did Roosevelt first become president? 3. How did Roosevelt show his interest in conservation of natural resources? 3. How did Roosevelt show his interest in conservation of natural resources? 4. Why did Roosevelt and his supporters form the Progressive Party? 4. Why did Roosevelt and his supporters form the Progressive Party?

Book’s Website Book’s Website Study Central Study Central Ch. 9 Section 1Ch. 9 Section 1