During Jackson’s presidency nearly all the states expanded suffrage to all ---------- in the United States. Jackson supported this trend toward ---------- .

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white men
black men
american indians

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rewarding party loyalists
providing equal rights for every one
involving common people in the democratic process

The policies implemented by President Jackson, regarding suffrage and other democratic procedures, are grouped within the so-called Jacksonian democracy or Jacksonian Era.

His goverment extended suffrage to most white men by applying the so-called equal political policy, aiming to end what he considered an hegemony of the elites in government and in the practice of democracy. Although democracy was expanded, it was still limited to US citizens of European descent and was applicable to adult males only.

Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2022-01-10T11:54:00+01:00

When Jackson became President, states expanded suffrage to all white men because Jackson supported involving common people in the democratic process.

Andrew Jackson

Was a supporter of the common man's right to vote.
Pressured states to grant more people suffrage.

As this was still a time of slavery and a lot of inequality, this right to vote went to only white men and women, Blacks, and Native Indians were excluded from having this right.

In conclusion, white men got the right to vote under Jackson.

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