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The first Green parties to appear in Europe were in Belgium and Germany, and Belgium was the "first" to elect members of the Green Party to parliment. They were not in fact the "first", but the first to get a lot of exposure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_party#B
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The Meeting
This is when the founders of the original Green organization in the U.S. They met at Macalester College in St. Paul Minnesota. It was the first Green Party in North America. This also where they came up with their 10 core beliefs. http://gp.org/greenpages-blog/?p=3515
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Meeting
This is the end of the three day meeting that founded the Green Party, orginally called the Committees of Correspondence, a homage to the Revolutionary War. They came up with the 10 ideals of the party here as well. http://gp.org/greenpages-blog/?p=3515 -
This first meeting of the Green Party took place in July at Hampshire College in Maryland. Over 600 people went to the meeting. http://www.gp.org/fec/fec.html
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This was a meeting to redefine what it means to be Green on the west coast. This was a large meeting, with upwards of 1000 people attending. This meeting laid the groundwork for the Green Party of California that would form 15 months later.
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Name Changes
In 1989, the Green Party went from the Committees Of Correspondance to the Green Committees of Correspondance.
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Name Changes
In 1990, Alaska became the first state to have a member of the Green Party available to be voted upon. This was because of Jim Sykes, who ran for govenor of Alaska and won 3% of the vote, making Alaska officially "Green". http://gp.org/greenpages-blog/?p=3515 -
Name Changes
The Green Committees of Correspondance changed to the Greens, or the Green Party U.S.A.
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California Greens
California acheives a Green party member on every ballot in the state that is available to vote on.
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More about all Canidates
Ralph Nader was the first presidential canidate for the Green party. This was the date for the official acceptance ceremony, and was broadcast on C-SPAN on television. It was the first time they got national recongnition.
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More about ASGP
It was formed in 1996 to help create independent Green Parties in the US.
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The Assosiation for State Green Parties became Green Party USA. http://gp.org/greenpages-blog/?tag=association-of-state-green-parties
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The Green Party Website
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In 2004, the party nominated David Cobb for presidency. For Vice President, they nominated Pat LaMarche. ttp://www.gp.org/index.php' >The Green Party Website</a
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About Us
In Chicago, Rose Mckinney was nominated to run for president and Rose Clemente for VP. http://www.gp.org/what-we-believe/history -
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