Principles of Jacksonian Democracy

Easy Period 4: 1800–1848 Jacksonian Democracy

During the Jacksonian era, a significant transformation occurred in American politics, characterized by increased democratization and the expansion of suffrage. This movement aimed at empowering the 'common man' opposed to the elite privileges enjoyed by established classes. Which of the following actions or beliefs is most closely associated with the principles of Jacksonian Democracy?

Championing the Second Bank of the United States for economic stability.

Expanding voting rights to a larger segment of the white male population.

Supporting the American System to promote industrial growth.

Promoting the idea of abolition to challenge slavery.

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