Jacksonian Democrat’s were able to enforce the real meaning of the constitution in which it was able to show the power and significance of the common man. The Jacksonian Democrats’ main focus was to protect the interests of the common man. They did this at all costs and were restless in protecting the common man. The Jacksonian Democrats, on occasion did violate the U.S. Constitution and the principles of political democracy, individual liberty, and equality of economic opportunity. However, they violated these principles for a just cause and did everything and anything it took in order to satisfy the common man.

The Jacksonian Democrats' actions served as the sole reason for the common at man having the feeling that he was an "independent citizen" (Document D) who also had the same amount of power and say in the government as all other citizens of the nation. This f

Andrew Jackson felt that it was his responsibility to satisfy the common man. He also understood that it was his job to get rid or prevent anything in which would cause problems for the common man. Jackson's war on the national bank showed these feelings. Jackson felt that the bank placed a "concentration of power in the hands of a few men irresponsible to the people" (Document B). The common men in the nation felt that the national bank was cause of many problems such as the Panic of 1819. Jackson sided with the common men who had been hurt by this panic. Jackson felt that the national bank was a privileged monopoly with no concern for the well-being of the common man. By destroying the national bank he was protecting the common man and preserving their well-being. Jackson also understood that he must keep the majority of the nation content and satisfied. An example of this was when the majority of the people in the nation were against Indians. This was mainly because the Indians served as a threat to westward expansion. In order to keep the

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