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Jackson was seen as a representative of the "common man." He was from the Western frontier and was a self-made man. The first six presidents were all from the Eastern establishment, all wealthy, all founding fathers (or the son of a founding father), and except for Washington, all educated in the best schools of their day.
It was also a new time when political voting and forms of politics where changing.
It was the first election in which national parties and national campaigns played a major role in the election of the President.
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What is the revolution of 1828?
was caused by the English civil was. sometimes referred to as "the glorious revoulution of 1688." forced king James II into exile.
1828 Presidential election?
Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828.In December 1828 Rachel Jackson died suddenly of a heart attack.She was 61 years old.On March 4,1829 Andrew Jackson became the 7th president of the United States.
Why was the election of 1828 considered dirty?
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What were some long term effects of Andrew Jackson's election in 1828?
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Why was the caucus replaced by the convention as a nominating device?
Background: The presidential election of 1828 has been called the 'rise of the common man' election. The election was also nicknamed the 'Revolution of 1828'. It was a revolution that was in response to the 'Corrupt Bargain' of 1824 election when Jackson lost his bid for presidency when no candidate got a majority of the electoral votes. Reason: Replacing Caucuses (held in private) with Conventions was more democratic. This was a response by the people as an upwelling of support arose against 'back room deals' and candidates chosen by caucus without enough public input. Significance: Andrew Jackson was the first president not born of privilege. The election was the first time that individuals began to fight against corruption in politics.
