Social and Political Component and its Effect on the Maturity of Partisan Ideas in the United States of America (1506-1824)

Abstract

    Research in the history of social and political formation in the United States of America is a subject of interest to scholars and those interested in world history and international relations. This topic is important because it examines the stages of immigration and links it to the motherland. In the New World and Britain, the mistakes of English politicians led to the growth of the separatist spirit demanding independence from the motherland, due to several reasons, including social and economic, so a new generation grew up in the colonies The adoption of ten ideas of Liberalism resulted in the emergence of a political entity on the world map has become a shan in several centuries and the formation of a unique party system of its kind led the country in the darkest circumstances to make their way in the new world.                                                                            It constitutes an administrative and military system that undertook to build the power of the state, conclude foreign treaties and build a society that believes in partisanship, the right to elections, representation, and candidacy. The United States of America has a role in consolidating the principle of the Union.