Disambiguation evidence for Fourth Party System in United States politics via surface form

"Fourth Party System"


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Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Fourth Party System".

Predicate Object
associatedWith Gilded Age politics
associatedWith Populist Party influence
associatedWith Progressive Era
associatedWith Progressive Party (Bull Moose) of 1912
associatedWith Prohibition era in the United States
surface form: Prohibition movement
associatedWith agrarian protest movements
associatedWith expansion of federal government role in economy
associatedWith growth of big business and trusts
associatedWith mass immigration from Europe
associatedWith rise of regulatory state
associatedWith urbanization
associatedWith women's suffrage movement
characterizedBy Republican ascendancy
characterizedBy economic regulation
characterizedBy high voter turnout in presidential elections
characterizedBy industrialization
characterizedBy political realignment
characterizedBy progressive reforms
characterizedBy sectional voting patterns
characterizedBy strong party organizations
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantParty Republican Party
electoralPattern Republican dominance in presidential elections
electoralPattern Republican strength in Northeast and Midwest
electoralPattern solid Democratic South
endTime early 1930s
endedBy Great Depression
followedBy Fifth Party System in United States politics
surface form: Fifth Party System
includesEvent election of 1896
includesEvent election of 1900
includesEvent election of 1904
includesEvent election of 1908
includesEvent election of 1912
includesEvent election of 1916
includesEvent election of 1920
includesEvent election of 1924
includesEvent election of 1928
instanceOf party system in United States politics
instanceOf political era
majorIssue agricultural discontent and farm policy
majorIssue immigration policy
majorIssue imperialism and foreign policy after the Spanish–American War
majorIssue labor rights and unionization
majorIssue monetary policy
majorIssue regulation of railroads and utilities
majorIssue tariff policy
majorIssue trust-busting and antitrust regulation
majorIssue urban reform and municipal corruption
notableLeader Calvin Coolidge
notableLeader Herbert Hoover
notableLeader Theodore Roosevelt
notableLeader Warren G. Harding
notableLeader President William Howard Taft
surface form: William Howard Taft
notableLeader William McKinley
notableLeader Woodrow Wilson
notableOppositionFigure William Jennings Bryan
otherMajorParty Democratic Party
precededBy Third Party System
startTime 1890s