The answer is A) the number of common people involved in government. One of the significant changes in the atmosphere in Jefferson's administration was the number of common people involved int he government. The first six presidents were <em>cut from the same cloth</em>, wealthy, educated and from the East. In contrast, Thomas Jefferson was a self-made man who believed that education was unnecessary to be in politics. It was because of this ideal that more common people were involved in government during Jefferson's term.
The Virginia plan
It established a bicameral house that would legislate on behalf of the states and enforce the federal authority. Prior to that the thirteen states were living like thirteen nation as there was no power granted to the federal government to enforce its action on states.
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THE ANSWER IS D ON EDGE 2020
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Jackson, much like Jefferson held deep Republican values (which differ from Republicans today in many ways) that championed the rights of the common American, so it was a "victory" for the common American.