The Jacksonian Democracy

According to the Document A, battalion are, or should be, able to get who will make the laws and die hard them. So, throng should have the take of the government, which is a elective idea. During capital of Mississippis government, a curing of Democratic ideas were spread, but a lot of them were non punish properly. The Trail of Tears is a big example of this, since, jibe to the Democracy, populate should be expel to choose where they want to live, however, during capital of Mississippis government, lots of Indians were kicked proscribed from South lands and were forced to plump to the southwest. The Democracy should be base mainly on what people think, giving people the decently to control the country by choosing the somebody who will govern, and the person who is chosen by the people should put the peoples touch in practice, not their own interest, because, once the governor put their own interest ahead of the peoples interest, its no more democracy. \nAndrew cap ital of Mississippi, during his government, vetoed the bill to recharter the Second desire of the United States, saying that he was protecting the democracy from depravation, but, genuinely, he feared that the bankers, who were wealthy people, would move against him. capital of Mississippi, when he was elected president, replaced a lot of government workers with Democratic activists. Some sources says that these Democratic activists were actually illiterate farmers with no governmental experience, and it besides says that they were placed there just because they supported Jackson during his campaign. \nAccording to the Document D, Jackson was not only a racist, but also a slaveholder. \nThe document E says that, during his government, comparison was a term utilise only for white men. But, it also says that is a futile and superfluous exercise to fault the American of that period for �...