the inflated popularity of a president shortly after being elected

the increased success of presidential incumbents who try to get reelected as opposed to presidential candidates who try to get elected to the office for the first time

the ability of a president to pursue his political agenda with greater success in his second term in office

the inflated popularity of a political party shortly after its creation

the decline in popularity that a president suffers during times of economic recession

the inflated popularity of a president shortly after being elected

the increased success of presidential incumbents who try to get reelected as opposed to presidential candidates who try to get elected to the office for the first time

the ability of a president to pursue his political agenda with greater success in his second term in office

the inflated popularity of a political party shortly after its creation

the decline in popularity that a president suffers during times of economic recession

People with a higher income are more likely to vote in an election.

Well-educated people are less likely to vote in an election.

Minorities are more likely to vote Republican.

Women are less likely to vote Democrat.

Evangelical Christians are less likely to vote in an election.

the inflated popularity of a president shortly after being elected

the increased success of presidential incumbents who try to get reelected as opposed to presidential candidates who try to get elected to the office for the first time

the ability of a president to pursue his political agenda with greater success in his second term in office

the inflated popularity of a political party shortly after its creation

the decline in popularity that a president suffers during times of economic recession

People with a higher income are more likely to vote in an election.

Well-educated people are less likely to vote in an election.

Minorities are more likely to vote Republican.

Women are less likely to vote Democrat.

Evangelical Christians are less likely to vote in an election.

People with a higher income are more likely to vote in an election.

Well-educated people are less likely to vote in an election.

Minorities are more likely to vote Republican.

Women are less likely to vote Democrat.

Evangelical Christians are less likely to vote in an election.

the fact that, historically, the South always voted for the Democratic Party

the fact that the South always supported southern candidates

the degree to which racial prejudice and segregation proved impossible to eliminate in southern society

the degree of wealth equality that emerged in the southern society in the twentieth century

the fact that the South had more candidates for President than any other region of the United States

the fact that, historically, the South always voted for the Democratic Party

the fact that the South always supported southern candidates

the degree to which racial prejudice and segregation proved impossible to eliminate in southern society

the degree of wealth equality that emerged in the southern society in the twentieth century

the fact that the South had more candidates for President than any other region of the United States

the fact that, historically, the South always voted for the Democratic Party

the fact that the South always supported southern candidates

the degree to which racial prejudice and segregation proved impossible to eliminate in southern society

the degree of wealth equality that emerged in the southern society in the twentieth century

the fact that the South had more candidates for President than any other region of the United States

Engage in revolutions to establish democratic governments

Remain firm in their support of absolute monarchs

Look for leaders who would exercise dictatorial powers

Call for church leaders to create theocracies and replace the monarchies