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Use the timeline to answer the question. DatePolitical PartyPolitical Ideology1787–1800Federalistswanted to form a strong central government that would unify the newly formed U.S.Democratic-Republicanswanted to let states keep their authority and to keep the Articles of Confederation1800–1860Whig Partyformed as an opposition party to the DemocratsDemocratsformed around the popularity of Andrew Jackson and succeeded the Democratic-Republican partyNational Republicansformed as a result of a split from the Whig party and advocated for the abolition of slavery1860–1900Republicanscalled for the end of slavery and supported laissez-faire policiesDemocratswanted states to have the authority over the issue of slavery1900–2021Republicanssupports a decentralized government, believes states should make policies that they see fit, opposes government regulation of the economy, and favors budget cuts for social programsDemocratstends to support a strong federal government that will intervene on the behalf of the people, supports the use of federal funds to uphold social welfare programs, and supports social issues such as equality in marriageWhich of the following correctly analyzes the cause for the political party’s changing ideology over time?(1 point)Responsesthe Democratic party’s view on civil rightsthe Democratic party’s view on civil rightsthe Democratic-Republican party formed the Republican partythe Democratic-Republican party formed the Republican partythe Whig party transforming into the Dixiecrat party
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