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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:political_party
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gptkbp:administrative_division
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gptkb:Baltimore,_Maryland
gptkb:Baltimore
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gptkbp:advocated_for
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transparency in government
political corruption
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gptkbp:associated_with
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gptkb:Lutheranism
gptkb:temperance_movement
religious revivalism
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gptkbp:campaigns
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anti-Freemasonry rhetoric
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gptkbp:country
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gptkb:United_States
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gptkbp:decline
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internal divisions
mid-1830s
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gptkbp:dissolved
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1838
loss of relevance
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gptkbp:election
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1832 presidential election
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gptkbp:election_result
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won several state offices
influence on 1836 election
gained control of several state legislatures
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gptkbp:election_year
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1834
1836
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gptkbp:famous_rival
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gptkb:Democratic_Party
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gptkbp:first_national_convention
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1830
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gptkbp:founded
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1828
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gptkbp:founded_by
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disgruntled former Masons
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gptkbp:founded_in
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1828
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gptkbp:founder
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gptkb:Thaddeus_Stevens
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gptkbp:headquarters
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gptkb:New_York
gptkb:Philadelphia,_Pennsylvania
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gptkbp:historical_analysis
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studied in political science.
first anti-establishment party in U. S.
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gptkbp:historical_context
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gptkb:Second_Great_Awakening
early 19th century America
rise of populism in the U. S.
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gptkbp:historical_event
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gptkb:Morgan_Affair
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gptkbp:historical_figure
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gptkb:William_Henry_Seward
gptkb:Thurlow_Weed
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gptkbp:historical_legacy
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inspired future reform movements
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gptkbp:historical_significance
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Northeast United States
first third party in the U. S.
first organized political opposition to a secret society.
first third party in the United States
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Anti-Masonic Party
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gptkbp:influenced
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gptkb:Republican_Party
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gptkbp:influenced_by
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gptkb:Second_Great_Awakening
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gptkbp:is_opposed_by
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gptkb:Andrew_Jackson
gptkb:Freemasons
secret societies
Masonic practices
Catholic Church influence
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gptkbp:key_figures
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gptkb:William_Henry_Seward
gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams
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gptkbp:key_issues
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Masonic influence in politics
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gptkbp:key_policies
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transparency in government
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gptkbp:legacy
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influence on future political movements
influence on American political parties
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gptkbp:membership
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gptkb:Lutheranism
varied by state
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gptkbp:movement
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gptkb:Anti-Masonic_movement
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gptkbp:notable_election_candidate
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gptkb:William_Wirt
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gptkbp:notable_election_issue
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Masonic secrecy
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gptkbp:notable_election_strategy
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coalition building
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gptkbp:notable_member
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gptkb:William_Morgan
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gptkbp:notable_nominees
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gptkb:1831_New_York_gubernatorial_election
gptkb:1834_New_York_gubernatorial_election
elected 1 governor
elected several congressmen
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gptkbp:party
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blue and gold
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gptkbp:party_convention
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1831 in Philadelphia
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gptkbp:party_decline
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1838 elections
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gptkbp:party_dissolution_reason
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absorption into Whig Party
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gptkbp:platform
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opposition to Freemasonry
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gptkbp:political_affiliation
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gptkb:conservative
anti-elitism
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gptkbp:political_ideology
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populism
anti-Masonry
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gptkbp:political_impact
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shaped future political discourse
1830s American politics
increased awareness of secret societies
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gptkbp:political_party
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gptkb:New_York
national committee
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gptkbp:political_position
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center-right
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gptkbp:promoted
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moral reform
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gptkbp:slogan
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“ The People’s Party”
“ No Masons in Office”
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gptkbp:state-level_influence
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gptkb:Pennsylvania
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gptkbp:strategy
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gptkb:election
grassroots mobilization
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gptkbp:successor
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gptkb:Whig_Party
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gptkbp:symbol
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gptkb:Masonic_square_and_compasses
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Martin_Van_Buren
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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