The Indian National Congress
Answer:
It reinforced British Parliament's control over the colonies. It gave settlers the power to establish colonies. It contributed to the development of representative democracy
Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the US, he served two terms from 1829 to 1837. His presidency marked the end of elites running a democracy, the system then changed to a mass democracy in which white men of all classes could vote. Because of this, he is considered the main founder of the Democratic Party.
He had a strong pro-white presidency, he had a series of policies that ended up in the Indian Removal Act removed thousands of Native Americans from their land.
On the other side, he terminated national debt and freed the US from foreign and domestic obligations. He also recognized the independence of Texas.
During the Nullification Crisis, he solved the issue by signing the Force Bill that made possible the use of military force to enforce the tariff. He also signed the Compromise Tariff of 1833 that gradually reduced the rates and made not necessary to use the Force Bill.
On Foreign matters, he made a deal with Great Britain and opened the West Indies Colonies to US merchant ships, because of this there was a 70% increase in US exports and 250% increase in imports.
He fought corruption by taking several measures, such as investigations, pass laws to prevent evasion of customs duties and improve government accounting.
