Hallmarks of Jacksonian Democracy

The Jacksonian era, which spanned from the 1820s to the 1840s, is often associated with the expansion of democracy in the United States.

One notable aspect of this period was the shift in political power toward the common man and the rise of new political practices. This included the establishment of new political parties and changes in voter participation. A key event during this time was the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828, which reflected these changes.

Which of the following best describes a hallmark of Jacksonian Democracy?