How a group with less power struggled to gain more power

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A major theme of this course is power; specifically political, economic, and social power and how that power is distributed in society. After reading Brinkley, The Unfinished Nation, provide the best example of how a group with less power struggled to gain more power. Use evidence from the textbook and the primary sources we have examined in class.

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