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Andrew Jackson and His Era
“Jacksonian Democracy”
1790-1840s, state’s changed voting laws:
state constitutions lowered/abolished property requirements
by 1840, suffrage for most white men
electoral college elected by popular vote
free black men disenfranchised
transformed US politics
first modern party organizations
national coordination, local organizing and mobilization
courting the popular vote
rhetoric (especially partisan newspapers)
entertainment, alcohol, coercion
patronage, “spoils”, bribes
politics and elections often chaotic and violent
Andrew Jackson and the “Jacksonian Democracy”
controversial, but a symbol of the era
Jackson was among the first to understand and exploit changes in politics
charismatic persona:
rugged individualist, indian fighter
populism: an advocate for the “common man”
key founder of the democratic party
first modern US political party
frightened most traditionalist elites
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