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1 The Rise of Political Parties Political party – group of people with similar views on policies, social and economic issues, role of the government Early distrust of party factions – opposing groups within parties – Today things like: every major industry, unions, business, political parties, every “racial” group, religion, etc…

2 Political Scale Quiz http://www.pbs.org/newshour/spc/vote2012/ quiz/ http://www.pbs.org/newshour/spc/vote2012/ quiz/ Do you fall to the right or left or in the middle? What party today do you most closely align to?

3 Hamilton Federalist Party

4 Jefferson Democratic Republicans

5 Who were Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson? Read biographies and complete questions as a small group You will be the expert group of your founder Fill the “cranial space” with images/words to describe Hamilton/Jefferson You should have one image to represent each of the six categories in the reading

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