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Explain the characteristics of Jacksonian democracy

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scZoUnD [109]3 years ago

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The Jacksonian democracy wanted the strength of the presidency and executive branch.

Explanation:

The Jacksonian democracy (during the presidency of Andrew Jackson from approximately 1828-1850), Jackson wanted to decrease the powers of Congress while promoting the executive branch and presidential power. They wanted the public to take a more active role and elect judges.

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