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Politics and Reform

Chapter 16, Section 1 discusses the intense political stalemate in Washington during the late 19th century. The assassination of President Garfield marked a turning point in American politics, highlighting the rivalry between the Democratic Party, led by Grover Cleveland, and the Republican Party. Both parties struggled to push their legislative agendas, resulting in a deadlock that stymied reform efforts. This chapter explores the dynamics of this political gridlock, the implications of Garfield's assassination, and how it fueled party competition.

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Politics and Reform

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  1. Politics and Reform Stalemate in Washington: Chapter 16 Section 1

  2. Stalemate In Washington • President Garfield Assassinated • Two Parties, Neck and Neck

  3. Stalemate In Washington • Democrats Grover Cleveland • Republicans Legislation

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