.Jackson¯s presentation of political reform became obvious in his decision to reduce the restrictions for voting and for the changes in requirements for running for political office. In Jackson¯s annual message he stated, °no one man has any more intrinsic right to official station than another (Doc. A). This new idea of equality that empowered the common man gave the presidential elections a huge boost in voter participation. In the 1824 el

Andrew Jackson¯s two terms in office proved to be one of the most liberating eight years in American history. The changes set in motion by he and his administration laid down the groundwork for modern politics and government. These wonderful changes provided our country with national identity and uniqueness that enabled America to survive in a world of European oppression.

ection a mere 356,000 men voted but in a few short years after Jackson¯s political philosophy and actions were settled over 1,200,000 men voted in the election (Doc. B). Suddenly as we say now voting became the °cool± thing to do and in the 1840 election approximately 80 percent of the eligible voters participated in the election (Doc. D). This emergence of popularity at the voting box was due to two main reasons. One reason had to do with the states catching on to Jackson¯s philosophy quickly and conforming their own constitutions to fit it. For example, the Ohio constitution stated that, ° all white males abov

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