What changes that were taking place in the country contributed to Jackson's victory

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General Andrew Jackson contributed the country after his victory by splitting the democratic-republican party. He even changes the country by taking place where many people were moving bound to West. Workers and Farmers were becoming included in terms of politics. The Western States are no longer requiring all men to own property in order to vote. Through his victory, the United States not only maintaining its newly won independence but also it improves patriotic sentiment to all societies.

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