portrayed during the War of 1812 and his expedition against the Seminoles in Spanish

Florida. A natural leader, he commanded immense loyalty from supporters. No man of

his time was at once so loved and so deeply despised. His blunt words and acts forced

men to declare themselves, for or against him. The movement we have come to call

Jacksonian Democracy borrowed more than just a powerful name. It projected into

politics a fighting image of the man who would save the republic from its enemies. His

contibutions have been recognized by many and Roosevelt said "his unending

contribution to the vitality of our democracy. We look back on his amazing contibution to

the vitality of our democracy. We look back on his amazing personality, we review his

battles because the struggles he went through, the enemies he encountered, the defeats he

suffered and the victories he won are part of parcel of the struggles, the enmities, the

defeats and the victories of those who lived in all generation that have followed."1 By

preserving the Constitution, political democracy, individual liberty, and equality of

cried "Jackson Forever".6 It redistributed vested rights. It established laisser faire and It

greatly prospered and where slavery was most concentrated and undisturbed. Hit hard by

machine operation was effective only in association with the popular art of pleasing

Finally, South Carolinians were satisfied and held another convention repealing its

most significant changes were made. Changes in the organization and conduct of parties.

central government advocated by John Quincy Adams. The Jacksonians were committed

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