Westerner to be elected president. His election marked the end of a

political era dominated by the planter aristocracy of Virginia and the

commercial aristocracy of New England. Jackson himself was an aristocrat,

but from a rougher mold than his predecessors. He fought his way to

leadership and wealth in a frontier society, and his success established a

bond between him and the common people that was never broken. Small farmers,

laborers, mechanics, and many other Americans struggling to better

themselves looked to Jackson for leadership.

An example of his representation in America are Jackson's followers

considered themselves the party of the people and denounced their political

representative figure of the era. Document H , written by Jackson himself,

interpreted through certain documents and actions forged from the era. His

favour of Jackson and the efficient corrections, laws, plans, and

is exhibiting Jackson's concern for the well-being of the country and

the common people, as the Whigs. For all of Jackson's talk about helping

at large rather than special interests.

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