Here are some questions for this week's readings. V. O. Key, chapter 1 Remember that this book was written in the late 1940s. Key has become a classic study of southern politics, and a lot of other historians and political scientists use his model for describing the South. What is Key’s main argument […]
The LibGuide for the class is available here: http://libguides.wofford.edu/gov333
Alabama Holladay Gieser Arkansas -Nobody selected Florida McCurry McMillan Georgia Banks Kennedy Clark Louisiana Padula Neely Osborne Mississippi Cockcroft North Carolina Boyles Hardison Young South Carolina Gault Witherspoon Hildebrand Tennessee Richardson Daniels Texas Tollison Frost Virginia Selvakumar Bradshaw Maryland Summers West Virginia Ringel
I've updated the powerpoint slides for Wednesday's and Friday's class – they are on my W drive. http://webs.wofford.edu/stonerp/ Each link has the slides for that class.
Study/Reading questions: Where were the federalists stronger in the south What were their attitudes toward the populace? What was the level of party competition like in the south? Likewise, what was the Republican party organization like? Describe the style of campaigning that developed in the antebellum south. How were candidates selected for local […]