James P. Cannon

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James P. Cannon was an American communist and later Trotskyist leader who co-founded the Socialist Workers Party and became a principal organizer of the U.S. section of the Fourth International.

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instanceOf American Trotskyist
communist
person
political leader
advocatedFor independent working-class political action
socialist revolution in the United States
coFounded Socialist Workers Party (United States)
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1890-02-11
dateOfDeath 1974-08-21
ethnicOrigin Irish American
familyName Cannon
fullName James Patrick Cannon
gender male
givenName James
influenced American Trotskyist movement
Socialist Workers Party (United States) program and strategy
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement American labor movement
notableFor co-founding the Socialist Workers Party (United States)
leadership in the American Trotskyist movement
organizing the U.S. section of the Fourth International
occupation party leader
political activist
writer
organized Fourth International
surface form: U.S. section of the Fourth International
placeOfBirth Rosedale, Kansas
placeOfDeath Los Angeles, California, United States of America
surface form: Los Angeles, California
politicalIdeology Marxism
Trotskyism
communism
reasonForExpulsion support for Leon Trotsky and the Left Opposition
supported Leon Trotsky
wasActiveIn 20th-century American politics
wasExpelledFrom Communist Party USA
wasImprisonedFor violation of the Smith Act
wasLeaderOf Socialist Workers Party (United States)
U.S. section of the Fourth International
wasMemberOf Communist Party USA
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Workers Party (United States)
Communist Party USA
surface form: Workers (Communist) Party of America
wrote Notebook of an Agitator
Speeches for Socialism
The History of American Trotskyism
The Struggle for a Proletarian Party

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