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locofoco (n.)

A friction match.

A nickname formerly given to a member of the Democratic party.

locofoco Sentence Examples

  1. The Locofoco Party emerged as a radical faction within the Democratic Party in the mid-1800s.
  2. Locofocos advocated for expanding suffrage, abolishing property qualifications, and restricting the power of banks.
  3. The term "Locofoco" originated from a meeting where the members used friction matches, known as "locofocos," to light the room.
  4. Locofocos supported free public education and the abolition of imprisonment for debt.
  5. The Locofoco Party's influence reached its peak in the mid-1830s, but it later declined.
  6. Locofocos allied themselves with the working class and advocated for the rights of labor.
  7. The Locofoco movement is often credited with laying the foundation for the modern labor movement in the United States.
  8. Locofocos were known for their radical views on economic issues, seeking to regulate banks and corporations.
  9. The Locofoco Party platform included support for a graduated income tax and the establishment of a national bank.
  10. The term "Locofoco" has come to be used more broadly to describe someone who holds extreme or unconventional views.

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A friction match., A nickname formerly given to a member of the Democratic party.

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No antonyms found.

The Locofoco Party emerged as a radical faction within the Democratic Party in the mid-1800s.

Locofocos advocated for expanding suffrage, abolishing property qualifications, and restricting the power of banks.

The term "Locofoco" originated from a meeting where the members used friction matches, known as "locofocos," to light the room.

Locofocos supported free public education and the abolition of imprisonment for debt.