The Jacksonian era in American history dating back to the 1820¡¯s and 30¡¯s was a time of radical change and reform with revolutionary liberating effects. Jackson¡¯s philosophy that public officials served all men not a particular group caught wildfire throughout the nation. Men¡¯s total suffrage came of age in Jackson¡¯s term and also sentiments of women¡¯s suffrage were enlivened, not to mention the emergence of the common man in political society. …showed first 75 words of 687 total…

…showed last 75 words of 687 total…for an efficient group of men solely for the purpose of protecting the president. Andrew Jackson¡¯s two terms in office proved to be one of the most liberating eight years in American history. The changes set in motion by he and his administration laid down the groundwork for modern politics and government. These wonderful changes provided our country with national identity and uniqueness that enabled America to survive in a world of European oppression.