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it meant that.. say you are a soldier and fought for General McDonald. now McDonald is running for president. Because you fought under General McDonald, you must vote for him as an act of loyalty because he was a great general and he will be a great president.
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What is the significance of the slogan waving the bloody shirt?
What is the significance of the slogan "waving the bloody shirt?"
Which president said Waving this bloody shirt?
President Ulysses Grant
Was waving the bloody shirt mean referring to the Civil War and the Southern Rebellion in order to discredit political opponents?
True
The symbol of the republican political tactic of attacking democrats with reminders of the civil war?
waving the bloody shirt
The republican practice of invoking the memory of the civil war against southerners and democrats was known as?
waving the bloody shirt
What is the symbol of the republican political tactic of attacking democrats with reminders of the civil war?
It's called "Waving the Bloody Shirt."
What does it mean when a guy saw you were waving at someone and he said who your waving at and does it mean he is jealous?
Depends if he looks kinda mad..
What does it mean when a guy saw you are waving at someone and he said who your waving at and does it mean he is jealous?
He was most likely asking because he didn't know who you were waving at and he wanted to know to make sure it wasn't him to make you confused.
When late-nineteenth-century Republicans waved the bloody shirt they were invoking?
the civil war
What does it mean when a werewolf waving?
Nothing, There is no such thing as werewolves.
The bloody shirt issue of the Gilded Age refers to?
post civil war sectional tensions
Civil War Union veteran's organization that became a potent po litical bulwark of the Republican party in the late nineteenth century?
The Grand Army of the Republic. The G. A. R. had a camp in every northern town, and strongly supported "the party of Lincoln", routinely "waving the bloody shirt" and denouncing the Democrats as the party of "rum, romanism and rebellion".
