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Alternative for Germany

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{{Party
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|textcolor = #FFF
|title = {{I|AfD}} '''Alternative for Germany''' {{I|AfD}} '''Alternative für Deutschland'''
|image =
|caption = "Zeit für Deutschland..."
|aliases = AfD (German abbreviation)
|country = [[File:Germany-icon.png]] [[Germany|Federal Republic of Germany]]
|period = 2013-present
|status = Second-largest party in Germany (as of 2025)
|influences = *[[File:RightWingPop-icon.png]] [[Right-Wing Populism]]
|pre = *[[File:CDU-icon.png]] [[Christian Democratic Union (Germany)|Christian Democratic Union]] (factions)
|affil =
|likes = {{I|Germany}} Deutschland, {{I|RepublicansUSA}} [[Republican Party (USA)|Mein Bruder!]]
|dislikes = Being compared to the {{I|Nazism}} Nazis, immigrants Jews (suspiciously.)
|song =
}}
{{I|AfD}} '''Alternative for Germany''' (German: '''Alternative für Deutschland''', '''AfD''') is a far-right political party in Germany. Founded in 2013 as a resistance movement to Angela Merkel and mainstream policies, it has seen a sharp rise in popularity. As of 2025, it is the second-largest party in the country and is the largest opposition party in the 21st Bundestag.

The party's popularity is most dominant in the territory of the former {{I|Communism}} Communist East Germany.

== Personality ==

{{I|AfD}} Alternative for Germany is right-wing and national-conservative in both socioeconomic and sociocultural terms. He seeks the betterment of his country and to break away from "weights taking Germany down" (i.e. the {{I|USA}} United States and the {{I|EU}} European Union). He is often chastised by parties both inside and outside of Germany as a "typical right-wing party" and a "wannabe Nazi"; but Alternative for Germany disagrees, and calls them woke and establishment suckers.

He can be viewed as partially bi-polar, with segments of party leaning more conservative and some being out-right {{I|Nazism}} Nazi sympathizers.

== Relationships ==
===Enemies===
*{{I|CDU}} [[Christian Democratic Union of Germany]] - Du are turning Deutschland into a voller Kriminalität country with all of diese Masseneinwanderung! Also, du ist also nothing against der woke Ideologie!
*{{I|Nazi}} [[Nazism]] and the [[Nazi Party]] - '''ICH BIN KEIN NAZI!''' If Ich were ever a Nazi, Ich would've already vergaste und enslaved all Einwanderer, Juden, und Nichtdeutsche! Ich would've also erklären Krieg with rest of Europa! ICH DO NOT SUPPORT MORD UND VORHERRSCHAFT! '''ICH JUST WANT TO PROTECT DEUTSCH KULTUR!''' <s>Just ignore die fact that people like Björn Höcke ist one of mein members und that Der Flügel used to exist.</s>

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Communism

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{{Value
|title = [[File:Communism-icon.png]] Communism [[File:Communism-icon.png]]
|image = Communism-art.png
|caption = ( poor) Workers of the world, unite!
|aliases =
|influences = [[File:AntiCapitalism-icon.png]] [[Anti-Capitalism]]
|influenced = polpotismn, antizionism( Lenin, Stalin. )
|likes = Workers, Marx, Stalin , Lennin.
|dislikes = {{I|Capitalism}} [[Capitalism]]
{{I|Theocracy}} [[Theocracy|Theocracies]] (Many)
|song =https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5zQTmkY7GI
|themecolor = #CD0000
|textcolor = #ffd700
}}
{{I|Communism}} '''Communism''' is a is a sociopolitical, philosophical, and economic ideology whose goal is the creation of a communist society. A communist society entails the absence of private property and social classes, and ultimately money and the state, aiming to distribute wealth and power more equally among citizens.
[[Category:Values]]

Longism

2025-06-11T03:15:26Z

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{{Ideology
|title = [[File:Longism-icon.png]] Longism [[File:Longism-icon.png]]
|image = Longism-art.png
|caption = ''"Every man a king!"''
|aliases = Huey Long's political views.
|influences = '''Values:'''
[[File:Authoritarianism-icon.png]] [[Authoritarianism]] 
[[File:WelfareState-icon.png]] [[Welfare State]] 
[[File:Isolationism-icon.png]] [[Isolationism]] 
[[File:Populism-icon.png]] [[Populism]] 
|likes = Sharing Our Wealth, the poor, Louisiana, [[File:UnitedStates-icon.png]] [[United States of America|AMERICA!]]
|dislikes = Corporations, Communists, Fascists, people who disagree with him.
|song = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UePByx_jq44 Every Man A King]
|themecolor = #2841D3
|textcolor = #FFFFFF
}}
[[File:Longism-icon.png]]'''Longism''' is the ideology of former [[File:DemocratsUS-icon.png]] [[Democratic Party (U.S.)|Democratic Party]] U.S. senator and governor of Louisiana '''Huey Long'''. According to his values, Longism is centre-left/left economically, [[File:Anti-Communism-icon.png]] [[Anti-Communism|anti-Communist]], [[File:WelfareState-icon.png]] [[Welfare State|welfarist]], [[File:Populism-icon.png]] [[Populism|populist]], [[File:Isolationism-icon.png]] [[Isolationism|isolationist]] and [[File:Authoritarianism-icon.png]] [[Authoritarianism|authoritarian]].

==History==
During the 1920s and 1930s, [[File:Longism-icon.png]]Huey Long had an authoritarian grip over the state of Louisiana, firing people who go against him and scaring them away from politics. During his tenure, he punished oil companies such as Standard Oil and introduced many laws and benefits to the poorest of Louisiana's citizens, his prominent voter base.

Long intended to run for President in 1936 on an independent ticket under the name "Share Our Wealth" against FDR, however, he was assassinated in 1935. Many of his policies around social programs were continued by his brother Earl Long.

==Personality==
[[File:Longism-icon.png]]Longism finds camaraderie in the lower classes and often blends in with them, seeing himself as the representation of them in politics. He does not get along with Socialists or Fascists however, and is very American.

==How to Draw==
#Draw a ball.
#Fill it with blue.
#Draw a silhouette of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_State_Capitol Louisiana State Capitol building] in white.
#Give the silhouette a thick red outline.
#Draw on two blue fins and a fish tail.
#Draw on a crown and add the eyes and you're done!

==Gallery==
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Israeli Labor Party

2025-06-11T03:11:33Z

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{{Party
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|textcolor = #FFFFFF
|title = [[File:IsraelLabor-icon.png]] '''Israeli Labor Party''' [[File:IsraelLabor-icon.png]]
|image = File:IsraelLabor-art.png
|caption = "The Labor"
|country = [[File:Israel-icon.png]] [[Israel|State of Israel]]
|period = 1968-2024
|status = Oposition party of Israel
|influences = *[[File:Socdem-icon.png]] [[Social Democracy]]
*[[File:Israel-icon.png]] [[Zionism]]
*[[File:Progressivism-icon.png]] [[Progressivism|Social Progressivism]]
*[[File:Israel-icon.png]] [[Pacifism|Two-State Solution]] [[File:Palestine-icon.png]]
|likes = Israel, David Ben-Gurion, Worker's rights, Peace with Palestine
|dislikes = Hamas, Neoliberalism, Likud, netayahu.
}}
The [[File:IsraelLabor-icon.png]] '''Israeli Labor Party''' was a political party in [[File:Israel-icon.png]] [[Israel]].

On 30 June 2024, the [[File:IsraelLabor-icon.png]] ILP merged with [[File:Meretz-icon.png]] [[Meretz]] to become [[File:IsraelDemocrats-icon.png]] [[The Democrats (Israel)|The Democrats]].

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[[Category:Historical Parties]]

Communism

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{{Value
|title = [[File:Communism-icon.png]] Communism [[File:Communism-icon.png]]
|image = Communism-art.png
|caption = Workers of the world, unite!
|aliases =
|influences = [[File:AntiCapitalism-icon.png]] [[Anti-Capitalism]]
|influenced = polpotismn.antizionismn( Lenin)
|likes = Workers
|dislikes = {{I|Capitalism}} [[Capitalism]]
{{I|Religion}}
|song =https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5zQTmkY7GI
|themecolor = #CD0000
|textcolor = #ffd700
}}
{{I|Communism}} '''Communism''' is a is a sociopolitical, philosophical, and economic ideology whose goal is the creation of a communist society. A communist society entails the absence of private property and social classes, and ultimately money and the state, aiming to distribute wealth and power more equally among citizens.
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Hoppeanism

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{{Ideology|title=[[File:Hoppeanism-icon.png]] Hoppeanism|aliases=Hoppeanism,ideology bad. |
|image = Hoppeanism.png|likes=[[File:Ancap-icon.png]] [[Anarchism]] 
[[File:Liechtenstein-icon.png]] [[Liechtenstein]] 
[[File:Patchwork-icon.png]] [[Patchwork|Covenant Communities]] 
[[File:Pansecessionism-icon.png]] [[Pansecessionism]]|dislikes=[[File:Democracy-icon.png]] [[Democracy]] 
[[File:Socialism-icon.png]] [[Socialism]] 
[[File:Imperialism-icon.png]] [[Imperialism]]|song=|themecolor=#fed700|influences='''Values:''' 
[[File:Libertarian-icon.png]] Libertarianism 
[[File:Individualism-icon.png]] Individualism 
[[File:Isolationism-icon.png]] Isolationism 
[[File:Communitarianism-icon.png]] Communitarianism 
[[File:Conservatism-icon.png]] Conservatism 
'''Ideologies:''' 
[[File:Ancap-icon.png]] [[Anarcho-Capitalism]] 
[[File:AntiDemocracy-icon.png]] [[Anti-Democracy]] 
[[File:Kant-icon.png]] [https://philosophyball.miraheze.org/wiki/Kantianism Kantian Philosophy] 
[[File:Communitarianism-icon.png]] [[Communitarianism]] 
[[File:Frankfurt-icon.png]] [[Frankfurt School]] (slightly, mostly class theory) |influenced=[[File:NRX-icon.png]] [[Neo-Reactionaryism]] 
[[File:Paleolibertarian-icon.png]] [[Paleolibertarianism]] }}

[[File:Hoppeanism-icon.png]] '''Hoppeanism''' is the political ideology of prominent [[File:Ancap-icon.png]] [[Anarcho-Capitalism|anarcho-capitalist]] thinker Hans-Hermann Hoppe that places a special emphasis on [[Patchwork|decentralized communities]] known as covenant communities and the freedom of association (and exclusionary behavior that may be associated with such viewpoint, such as ostracism). The ideology tends to be socially conservative in nature.

Despite being socially conservative in nature, and despite Rothbard's paleolibertarian phase later in life being influenced by Hoppe's views, it should not be confused with [[File:Paleolibertarian-icon.png]] [[Paleolibertarianism]], as Hoppe was critical of several paleolibertarian viewpoints and strategies, for instance his opposition to the "paleo alliance" spearheaded by several notable paleolibertarians such as Murray Rothbard and Lew Rockwell.<ref>https://mises.org/mises-daily/intellectual-incoherence-conservatism</ref>

It should also not be confused with {{I|Pinochetism}} Pinochetism. Despite the memes associated with Hoppeanism, Hoppe and most thinkers associated with him do not actually support throwing people out of helicopters, or any other violent and coercive means of physical removal, instead preferring exclusionary social behaviour.

== Views ==

=== Argumentation ethics ===
One of Hoppe's contributions to anarcho-capitalist thought is a theory known as '''argumentation ethics,''' which asserts the principles of self-ownership and private property can be derived from the act of argumentation itself. It suggests that engaging in argumentation ends up recognizing certain ethical norms consistent with libertarianism, such as non-violence among the participants, and the ability to act; these norms were named the "a priori of argumentation" by Hoppe. According to Hoppe, to argue against anarcho-capitalism, which he argues is the purest form of self-ownership, is to argue against self-ownership entirely, thus denying the existence of the presupposed propositions of argumentation and denying their own self-ownership in the process. Thus, if one argues against self-ownership, then they're involved in a performative contradiction which empties the argument of its meaning, since argumentation also presupposes the law of non-contradiction.

=== Covenant communities ===
Hoppe argues that an ideal society should be comprised of so-called "covenant communities" — voluntary associations formed by like-minded individuals. These communities would operate under private law and set their own standards for expulsion and admission

==== Exclusionism ====
Hoppe envisions the aforementioned covenant communities would be exclusionary in nature — thus physically removing any individual that could be fundamentally opposed to the associations principles. These standards for expulsion would differ from community to community, but Hoppe himself is particularly open to the idea of excluding, and if necessary expelling, proponents of democracy and socialism, whom he views as threats to a private property order.

This view has been a source of significant debate and is often subject to misinterpretation, both by critics and some supporters.

=== Immigration ===
Hoppe's views on immigration have been a source of significant debate within the libertarian movement — even among some of his own supporters. While he acknowledges that modern state borders are not based on legitimate private property claims, he argues that open borders under current statist conditions (especially the welfare state) would have catastrophic consequences.

Hoppe contends that in a proper libertarian order, all land would be privately owned and immigration would occur only by invitation — i.e., through voluntary contractual arrangements with property owners. In contrast, open borders today amount to forced integration and the imposition of costs on unwilling taxpayers, particularly when immigrants are eligible for public welfare.<blockquote>According to proponents of unconditional free immigration, the U.S. qua high-wage area would invariably benefit from free immigration; hence, it should enact a policy of open borders, regardless of any existing conditions, i.e., even if the U.S. were ensnarled in protectionism and domestic welfare. Yet surely, such a proposal strikes a reasonable person as fantastic. Assume that the U.S., or better still Switzerland, declared that there would no longer be any border controls, that anyone who could pay the fare might enter the country, and, as a resident then be entitled to every “normal” domestic welfare provision. Can there be any doubt how disastrous such an experiment would turn out in the present world?. The U.S., and Switzerland even faster, would be overrun by millions of third-world immigrants, because life on and off American and Swiss public streets is comfortable compared to life in many areas of the third world. Welfare costs would skyrocket, and the strangled economy disintegrate and collapse, as the subsistence fund—the stock of capital accumulated in and inherited from the past—was plundered. Civilization in the U.S. and Switzerland would vanish, just as it once did from Rome and Greece.<ref>https://mises.org/journal-libertarian-studies/case-free-trade-and-restricted-immigration</ref></blockquote>This view is somewhat controversial, as many libertarians support open borders as the more principled application of free association and individual liberty, even under imperfect conditions.

=== Austrian Class Theory ===
Hoppe contends that while the hard core of Marxist class theory is essentially correct, Marxists typically come to the wrong conclusions<ref>https://cdn.mises.org/9_2_5_0.pdf</ref> — specifically their interpretation of class conflict. While the Marxist framework interprets class struggle as a direct confrontation between the working class and the capitalist class, the Austrian school sees class conflict as occurring primarily between the state and civil society.

From this viewpoint, Hoppe identifies a fundamental division between two distinct classes — the productive class and the unproductive class. He argues that both capitalists and the working class operate within civil society and engage in mutually beneficial, voluntary exchanges within the market. This viewpoint stands in inherent opposition to Marxist class theory, which argues that their relationship is inherently exploitative.

Hoppe then points out that the state, due to its monopoly on violence and power to tax, enriches itself at the expense of civil society rather than contributing to wealth creation — from this assertion, it can be argued that the state is a parasitic force. He argues that the decentralization and dismantlement of the state would eliminate the non-productive class, and therefore allow for the unlimited flourishing of the productive class

== Personality ==
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# Draw a Ball.
# Draw the AnCap Flag.
# Draw the Von Mises Coat of Arms.
## Draw a 4 quarter Shield.
## Make Top-Right and Bottom Left quarters Light Blue and the other two light Grey.
## Through the Grey quarters draw a thick red line.
## (Optional) Draw an opened Bible in bottom left corner and a [[wikimedia:File:Caduceus.svg|Caduceus]] in the top right
# Draw the eyes, and you're done.
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Democratic-Republican Party

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Democratic Party (USA)

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{{Party
|themecolor = #0044C9
|textcolor = #FFFFFF
|title = [[File:DemocratsUSA_Icon.png]] '''Democratic Party''' [[File:DemocratsUSA_Icon.png]]
|image = DemocratsUSA-art.png
|caption = "Let's talk better mileage."
|aliases = *[[File:DemocratsUSA_Icon.png]] Democrats
|country = [[File:USA-icon.png]] [[United States of America]]
|period = 1828-
|status =
|influences = *[[File:Liberalism-icon.png]] [[Liberalism|American/Modern Liberalism]] (Mainline)
|pre = *[[File:DemocraticRepublicanPartyUSA-Icon.png]] [[Democratic-Republican Party]]
|affil = *[[File:AllianceofDemocrats-Icon.png]] [[Alliance of Democrats (before 2012)]]
|likes = Social Justice, Welfare, LGBTQ+ Rights, Minorities, and Ice Cream,israel.
|dislikes = The [[File:RepublicansUSA-Icon.png]] [[Republican Party (USA)|Reps]],trump.
|song = [[File:USA-icon.png]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY3AH14R3mw America the Beautiful (Unofficial)]
}}
The [[File:DemocratsUSA_Icon.png]] '''Democratic Party''' is a political party in the [[File:USA-icon.png]] [[United States of America]], founded in 1828. It is one of the two major parties in the United States, along with the [[File:RepublicansUSA-icon.png]] [[Republican Party (USA)|Republican Party]]. Its members or supporters are called '''Democrats'''.

The Democratic Party was founded in 1828 by future presidents {{Wikipedia|Andrew Jackson}} and {{Wikipedia|Martin van Buren}} after the [[File:DemocraticRepublicanPartyUSA-Icon.png]] [[Democratic-Republican Party]] fractured following the {{Wikipedia|1824 United States presidential election|1824 presidential election}}. Since its founding, the Democratic Party has remained dominant as one of two parties in the United States' practical two-party democracy.

== History ==
=== Origins ===
The origins of the Democratic Party lie in its predecessor, the [[Democratic-Republican Party]]. The Democratic-Republican Party was founded in 1792 by {{Wikipedia|Thomas Jefferson}} and {{Wikipedia|James Madison}} to oppose the [[File:FederalistPartyUSA-Icon.png]] [[Federalist Party]], a conservative party led by {{Wikipedia|Alexander Hamilton}}. Following Jefferson's election as president in 1800, the Federalists never regained control of the presidency, House of Representatives or Senate, leading to what some scholars have called the "one-party system".

Because of the Democratic-Republican dominance over government, factions began to emerge in the party, mainly between Old Republicans, radicals, and moderates. After 1810, the party would shift towards a divide between nationalists, who were in favor of federal funding and high tariffs, and the 'anti-nationalists'. Initially, the anti-nationalists rallied around {{Wikipedia|William H. Crawford}}, before a severe stroke in 1823 led to his supporters flocking to the up-and-coming {{Wikipedia|Andrew Jackson}}. Jackson was a war hero and long-term politician from Tennessee who in 1824 ran as one of four candidates in the 1824 presidential election. Although his supporters only intended him to be a spoiler candidate to ensure that Crawford did not win any electoral votes in Tennessee. Unexpectedly however, Jackson gained popular support of Tennessee which eventually led to him winning a plurality of the popular vote and electoral votes. However, as Jackson did not win the required 131 votes, {{Wikipedia|John Quincy Adams}} was elected by the House instead after striking a deal with {{Wikipedia|Henry Clay}}. Bitterness of Jackson's supporters over his loss in the election, along with John Quincy Adams' presidency, led to the creation of an informal coalition consisting of supporters of Jackson, Crawford, and vice president {{Wikipedia|John C. Calhoun}} that opposed Adams. In the lead-up to the {{Wikipedia|1828 United States presidential election|1828 presidential election}}, Jackson's supporters founded the Democratic Party to support him in the election.
=== Second Party System ===
Jackson and his supporters would go on to win control of the presidency, Senate and House in 1828. The period of American politics from 1828-1854 is aptly known as the Jacksonian Era, as 'Jacksonian Democrats' would go on to dominate many of the elections during that time. Jackson presided over the expansion of suffrage for white men, populism, and anti-elitism. At the same time, they supported manifest destiny and the removal of many Native American tribes from their traditional homelands.
=== Third Party System and Reconstruction ===
From 1828-1854, the issue of {{Wikipedia|Slavery in the United States|slavery}} led to the Democratic Party fracturing between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions. This split was perhaps best signaled when former president and Jacksonian ally Martin van Buren founded the [[Free Soil Party]] to oppose the spread of slavery into new states. The Jacksonian era practically came to an end following the {{Wikipedia|Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854}}, which saw mass defections from the Democrats to other parties. In 1854, members of the [[Whig Party (USA)|Whig Party]], [[Free Soil Party]] and other members of the so-called 'Anti-Nebraska movement' founded the [[Republican Party (USA)|Republican Party]], which since its inception has continued to be the Democratic Party's rival.

Continuing factionalism over the issue of slavery led to the Democratic Party further dividing among anti-secessionist and pro-secessionist factions in the face of the perceived possibility of an abolition of slavery. This factionalism led to the Democratic party failing to elect a ticket for the {{Wikipedia|1860 United States presidential election|1860 presidential election}}: three Democratic-affiliated candidates ran against Republican {{Wikipedia|Abraham Lincoln}}, which led to Lincoln securing a majority of electoral votes. Following the outbreak of the {{Wikipedia|American Civil War}}, the Democratic Party fractured into pro-secessionist and anti-secessionist groups: those who supported the Union in its war against the Confederacy, and those who were against it (or who supported the Confederacy). After slavery was declared abolished in the United States in 1864 and the defeat of the Confederacy, slavery ended as the primary issue of the United States, with the politics of the Democratic Party shifting instead towards the problem of {{Wikipedia|Reconstruction era|Reconstruction}}. From 1862 to 1874 the Republican Party dominated American politics, controlling both the presidency, the House and Senate until the end of Reconstruction in 1877.

=== "Upon a Cross of Gold" ===
Notoriously in the 1876 presidential election, the Democratic nominee {{Wikipedia|Samuel J. Tilden}}, while winning the popular vote, had their reported victories in several states, such as Louisiana and Florida, disputed by Republican authorities. As a compromise to allow Republican nominee {{Wikipedia|Rutherford B. Hayes}} to win the 20 total disputed electoral votes and thus the election, the Republicans were forced to end Reconstruction. Democratic politics thus shifted away from Reconstruction and towards economic and cultural issues. Following the end of reconstruction, the Democrats dominated the South through the disenfranchisement of blacks. The Democratic dominance of the South was such to an extent that the South was called the 'Solid South', as the South was practically a one-party state.

The Democrats would return to the White House in 1885, when the Democratic nominee {{Wikipedia|Grover Cleveland}} won the presidential election. Cleveland was a so-called {{Wikipedia|Bourbon Democrat}}, who were laissez-faire, pro-business Democrats who supported the gold standard. Cleveland was not re-elected in 1888 after narrowly losing the electoral college to Benjamin Harrison, but the unpopularity of Harrison's policies led to Cleveland easily retaking power in 1892.

When the {{Wikipedia|Panic of 1893}} hit the United States, Cleveland and the Bourbon Democrats were immediately blamed for the depression. Because of this, the Democratic party split between pro and anti-Bourbonite factions. The anti-Bourbonites were most characterized by their support for the silver standard and bimetallism, as opposed to the gold standard. In the end, the anti-Bourbonites won out and nominated young Nebraska representative William Jennings Bryan, who became famous for his {{Wikipedia|Cross of Gold speech}}, where he rallied for 'free silver', where the unlimited minting of silver coins would supposedly flood the economy with cash and end the depression. Bryan was controversial among Democrats, but despite losing the 1896 election, Bryan would continue to be the Democratic nominee until 1908, with the exception of 1904.

=== The "Progressive Era" ===
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Communism

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Communism

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{{Value
|title = [[File:Communism-icon.png]] Communism [[File:Communism-icon.png]]
|image = Communism-art.png
|caption = Workers of the world, unite!
|aliases =
|influences = [[File:AntiCapitalism-icon.png]] [[Anti-Capitalism]]
|influenced =
|likes = Workers
|dislikes = {{I|Capitalism}} [[Capitalism]]{{religion}}
|song =
|themecolor = #CD0000
|textcolor = #ffd700
}}
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Communism

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{{Value
|title = [[File:Communism-icon.png]] Communism [[File:Communism-icon.png]]
|image = Communism-art.png
|caption = Workers of the world, unite!
|aliases =
|influences = [[File:AntiCapitalism-icon.png]] [[Anti-Capitalism]]
|influenced =
|likes = Workers
|dislikes = {{I|Capitalism}} [[Capitalism]]{{religion}}[[religion]]
|song =
|themecolor = #CD0000
|textcolor = #ffd700
}}
[[Category:Values]]