American Presidents and the Presidency
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Traces the debates over the Federalist and Republican approaches of the Founding Fathers; the fissures in the Federalist period; the intrusion of populism in the campaign of Andrew Jackson; the significance of popular versus electoral college votes; Woodrow Wilson's divisive …
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Traces the debates over the Federalist and Republican approaches of the Founding Fathers; the fissures in the Federalist period; the intrusion of populism in the campaign of Andrew Jackson; the significance of popular versus electoral college votes; Woodrow Wilson's divisive relationship with Congress; F.D.R.'s expansion of presidential power; and McCarthyism and the crosscurrent of the postwar era. Examines Richard Nixon and the Watergate debacle.
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