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Sep 6, 2024 | retroreport.org | Matthew Spolar |Cullen Golden

Negative campaigning is a longstanding tradition in U.S. presidential elections, from the first contested race in 1796 to modern times. Clashes between early political figures like John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr set the stage for the intense, divisive campaigns we see today. Learn how these strategies evolved, and what they reveal about American democracy. Stay up to date. Subscribe to our newsletters.

Jun 5, 2024 | retroreport.org | Sianne Garlick |Kit R. Roane |Cullen Golden |Matthew Spolar

Skip to content Posted inEducation Este mapa interactivo permite a los estudiantes explorar los acontecimientos que fueron clave en la Guerra Fría en América Latina a lo largo de cuatro décadas.