An example of his representation in America are Jackson's followers considered themselves the party of the people and denounced their political opponents, the National Republicans and later the Whigs, a

s aristocrats. In fact, Jacksonian leaders were nearly all as wealthy, and as different from the common people, as the Whigs. For all of Jackson's talk about helping working people, his policies accomplished little for them. His banking policies destabilized the nation's currency and, some historians think, were designed to help bankers friendly to his Democratic Party.

However benevolent Jackson may have been toward blacks and Native Americans in his personal life, they clearly were not included in the "common people" he sought to aid in his public life. His Native American policy deprived America's original peoples of millions of acres despite prior treaties and the disapproval of the Supreme Court of the United States. His party promoted the interests of slaveholders and thereby helped to delay a solu

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