... calm, while planning his strategy for the election of 1828. The election of 1828 was revolutionary in its course. There were new approaches to party politics as a second party system was emerging. The supporters of Adams called themselves the National Republicans while the Jacksonians were referred to as the Democratic Republicans. The National Republicans wholly supported Adams's economic plan for ... democracy saw the removal of the high voting qualifications in many states, thereby expanding the vote. Property holding qualifications were lifted. Jackson began to endorse the idea of th...

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• Grade Level: High School

... held a party at the white house and had spiked punch. Much white house china was destroyed, earning him the name "King Mob". Jackson also believed in the "Spoils System", even though he did think experience was important, loyalty meant much more. Jackson represented the rough and tumble folk hero. Jackson had many enemies, including John Adams. When Jackson ... , the creation of the two party systems was under way. The party who opposed "King Jackson" was the Whigs. The wigs supported Henry Clay's American System and internal improvements. This two party system opened people's eyes to tr...

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• Grade Level: High School