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The impact of the US Civil War and Reconstruction on polarization
The major U.S. political parties shifted their stances on race and civil rights gradually from through the mid‑20th century: began as the party of emancipation and Reconstruction in the 19th century w...
has been invoked roughly 30 times across history by a minority of presidents to authorize the domestic use of federal military force in crises ranging from early rebellions to , labor unrest, , and th...
Comparing contemporary U.S. polarization to Weimar Germany misleads more than it illuminates: better American analogues are internal crises that share partisan realignment, institutional strain, and m...