It is possible that sectionalism as expressed in a general election is in decline in 1990's America. |
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There's the nagging sectionalism, the North-South bitterness that still raged a half-century after the Civil War and beyond. |
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If sectionalism and secession are freely allowed, on the other hand, the social structure of a minority group will collapse into atomism. |
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The media as a torchbearer of the nation should be devoid of negative tribalism and sectionalism. |
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Only a prince could be captain and stand apart from the competing interests of sectionalism, race, caste, creed and customs. |
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Tillman's attempt to redefine sectionalism in Chicago, however, proved disastrous. |
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Past animosities and sectionalism were laid aside in favor of fellowship and intellectual stimulation. |
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Concerning sectionalism and the Civil War, no attempt is made to show how the sharpening divide between North and South shaped theological ideas. |
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But from reading the documentation of this history, the impression is not one of fragmented partisanship or sectionalism. |
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By focusing on urban papers, Ratner and Teeter have not accounted for the creation of sectionalism in the majority of the nation. |
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Interest groups, which are associated with sectionalism and the possible exercise of sanctions, appear to be inimical to ideas of reasoned discussion and the general welfare. |
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In addition to this, Gall suggests that care needs to be taken in criticising sectionalism for he claims it can play a positive role in helping to create solidarity. |
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He would summon them to overcome the boundaries of sectionalism and come together again in reconciliation. |
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Ultimately, however, Bryan's attempt to overcome sectionalism by restraining public recollection of the war was no match for the tactics of his opponent. |
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Instead, it should be seen as the determination to put an end to feuding and to bureaucratic sectionalism. |
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It was during this revolution that the libertarian movement showed the greatest decree of sectionalism and confusion. |
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The Green Mountains were long a barrier between eastern and western Vermont, and judgeships and political candidates often were chosen to balance an eastern and western sectionalism. |
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Even in the cemeteries, however, sectionalism trumped mourning. |
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North-South sectionalism intruded when it was appreciated that west of the Missouri any rail project would require a combination of federal and private efforts, the American practice. |
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Antagonistic nostalgias legitimated the political claims of movements as diverse as abolitionism, sectionalism, populism, socialism, anarchism, and cosmopolitanism. |
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Sectionalism and the Civil War exacerbated these conditions, giving rise to xenophobia and a more introverted society. |
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Sectionalism is tearing the country apart. Everyone wants the other regions to do the work and pay the taxes while they reap the benefits. |
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Sectionalism refers to the different economies, social structure, customs and political values of the North and South. |
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