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Jackson's form of democracy is discussed.
WHY WAS ANDREW JACKSON SUCH A PERSONALLY POWERFUL EMBODIMENT OF THE NEW MASS DEMOCRACY IN THE 1820'S AND 1830'S? WOULD MASS DEMOCRACY HAVE DEVELOPED WITHOUT A POPULAR HERO LIKE JACKSON?
A brief analysis of Jacksonian democracy occurs.
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