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Jacksonian Democracy

When Andrew Jackson led seven thousand American troops into the Battle of New Orleans and defeated the mighty British, many Americans began to like this whiskey drinking westerner. Not only was he a general, but soon after the War of 1812 Andrew Jackson ran for president. Although he won the popular vote and electoral vote, he did not win the majority vote. Therefore, the decision went to the House of Representatives. Sadly for Jackson, John Quincy Adams takes the presidency by one vote, which aroused some controversy later on. Four years later, Andrew Jackson becomes president and brings the idea of mass democracy. The southern states and western territories rejoiced for Jackson because he represented the common man, much like Thomas Jefferson. When Jackson came to be President, many of his ideas towards political democracy, individual liberty, and economic oppurtunity led some to believe that the Democrats were not the guardians of these principles.

If the United States government was ran by political democracy during the Jackson era, this country would have been in trouble. The southerners and westerners that backed Jackson were young, militant, land crazy, and murderers. They were often called "Hickoryites." When Jackson wa

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