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The article examines the votes cast at the British Labour Party's 1960 Scarborough Conference and 1961 Blackpool Conference. An overview of the constituents of the British Labour Party's voting on the party leadership the National Executive Committee's defence policy, including the majority's support for unilateralism at the Scarborough Conference, is provided. The political activity of British trade union members within the Labour Party, including charts on trade union members' votes, is discussed.

Discusses the significance of the geographic sectionalism in the political history of the United States. Resemblance of the country's domestic political processes with those of Europe; Examples of how political maps and geographic regions became conflicted; Evidence of sectionalism in the colonial period.