- Whig Party
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- Whig Party
The term refers to a political party in the United States that existed in the 19th century. It was formed in opposition to the policies of President Andrew Jackson and was characterized by its support for modernization and economic protectionism.
The early Whig Party supported the development of modernization.
The Whig Party won the presidential election in 1840.
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huī辉gé格dǎng pài党派Whig Party factionHuī gé dǎng辉格党rén人Whig Party membersHuī gé dǎng辉格党de的lì shǐ历史the history of the Whig PartyHuī gé dǎng辉格党lǐ niàn理念Whig Party idealsHuī gé dǎng辉格党yú与Mín zhǔ dǎng民主党the Whig Party and the Democratic PartyHuī gé dǎng辉格党zhèng cè政策Whig Party policiesHuī gé dǎng辉格党yùn dòng运动Whig Party movementsHuī gé dǎng辉格党zhī chí zhě支持者supporters of the Whig PartyHuī gé dǎng辉格党hòu xuǎn rén候选人Whig Party candidatesHuī gé dǎng辉格党shí qī时期the era of the Whig PartyHuī gé dǎng辉格党huó dòng活动activities of the Whig PartyHuī gé dǎng辉格党yú与bǎo shǒu pài保守派the Whig Party and conservatives