Question

3 similarities between antebellum era democrats and gilded age democrats

Answer 1

Three similar things between antebellum era democrats and gilded age democrats were:

1.- Spoils system: a system in which if Democrats or Republicans won an election gave jobs to its supporters. This system started in 1820 and went on until the Pendleton Act in 1883.

2. Sectionalism: Loyalty to the interests of  one one own's region. Some scholars say that this was the cause of the civil war but the truth was that it continue during the time of gilded age democrats.

3.- Division in factions. Democrats were divided before the war between anti-slavery democrats and slavery democrats. In the gilded age democrats were also divided due to economic interests.

Answer 2

Three similarities between antebellum era democrats and gilded age democrats are:

i. They were appealing for party loyalty through mass rallies and parades.

ii. They were having fierce conflict with rebels on economic issues.  

iii. They were favoring free trade.

Further Explanations:  

Antebellum era and the gilded age are of the identical eon but are different from each other. Glided age refers to the era in the United States marked by the economic evolution in the Northern and the Western areas of America with rapid development of Industries and arrival of numerous immigrants while antebellum era refers to the era after the war that is marked by the nation’s expansion and economic reforms.

The commonality in the politics of both the era was that the Democratic Party was the dominant party. The practices and slogans of the party were the same in both the eras. Spoil system was in practice in both the era as the system started in 1820 and persisted until implementation Pendleton act in 1883.The conflict for the authority was obviously fierce with his opposition in both the era. Lastly,the third similarity was that it sanctioned free trade in both the eras.  

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Answer Details

Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Antebellum era

Keywords: Antebellum era, gilded age, United States, economic, evolution, Northern, Western, The Democrats,practices, slogans,Pendleton act,reforms.