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The election of Andrew Jackson as President of the United States led to a major shift in political history. The increasing popularity of universal white male suffrage transformed presidential elections from winning on reputation to campaigning and interacting with the common people of the country. The combination of that and The Era of Good Feelings ending, which marked the separation of the Southern Democrat party, allowed the voice of the common man to be heard. The era of the common man allowed Jackson to win the election and reshape the political landscape for all future presidents.

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Before Andrew Jackson, elected in 1828, had served two terms as president of the United States, there were two leading political parties, Federalists and Antifederalists. These parties were elitist but the Federal party had begun to slowly die after the death of Alexander Hamilton which is when the U.S. entered the Era of Good Feelings. White male suffrage had sprung up in a few states and started spreading throughout almost all established states. This movement advocated for the common man to be allowed to have the right to vote. Andrew Jackson was widely seen as a man of the people and used white male suffrage to his advantage. He used the universal white male suffrage movement to help his campaign and was elected as president of the United States. He even signed a bill and made it a law. Doing this, Jackson had created his own political party and created thousands of new voters. Two other political parties sprouted from the hatred of Andrew Jackson.

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Prior to President Andrew Jackson being elected the President of the United States of America, Native Americans were peacefully assimilating with the white people around them, such as the Cherokees. After the “death” of the Federalist party, 10 years after Hamilton’s death, the country thrived with a single party political system, George Washington’s ideal system. It left the presidential branch in the hands of the Anti-Federalists who increased tariffs in order to increase infrastructure in mainly northern states such as the Erie Canal; this happened primarily under John Quincy Adams presidency. The increase in tariffs did not benefit the southern states in the short term and therefore instilled their distaste for John Quincy Adams and the ever increasing tariffs. This then caused the “Corrupt Bargain,” the turning point for the southern states, especially with it’s yomen settlers, allowing for Andrew Jackson’s presidency.

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Prior to Andrew Jackson’s election, the American political landscape was very different. After the war of 1812, the American System was put in place by Henry Clay to increase internal improvements through tariffs. Southern states were against these tariffs as they didn’t benefit from them. This led to the creation of the Tariff of Abomination which was meant to sabotage John Quincy Adams in a successful attempt to get the common man to vote for Jackson. During this period of time, westward expansion was an important goal throughout the nation. However, native populations were already assimilating and adapting with Christianity and cotton production. America’s ideals were based on the anti-federalist objectives which opposed the federalist party led by Alexander Hamilton.

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The statement is true. Andrew Jackson's presidency was a love or hate relationship. This was known as the era of the common-man. This movement propels the universal average white male suffrage no longer only  land-owning men could vote. The power used to be in the states to elect but Andrew Jackson's election starts a change. People decide who is president 3 Parties form and the tariffs of 1832 and the corrupt bargain ended the era of good feelings.

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Ever since the end of the revolution a new era of elitist behavior and control began. There were two separate parties, the Federalists and the anti-Federalists. Directly opposing each other they would fight for control of elections. After the fall of the Federalists, Jackson's party, the Democratic-Republicans would appear. The natives lived in peace nearby and as multiple sovereign nations. The era of the common man and the war on natives is soon to begin. Andrew Jackson’s goal being to maintain the union while upholding the desires of his supporter, the common man.

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In the election of 1824, multiple candidates did not get enough votes for presidency so the House of Representatives had to choose. Henry Clay, one of the candidates, held the most power over the House, and led the common people to believe that the Corrupt Bargain occurred. This is where Clay supposedly approached John Quincy Adams and gave him the presidency in exchange for making Clay Secretary of State. This rumor alone cost Adams many voters in the next election and the Tariff of Abominations was the final straw for him. This was when Jackson and Calhoun created the Tariff of 1832, a major tax bill that would allow for internal improvements, since Jackson knew Adams would want to pass the bill. When he did, this caused the common man to hate Adams and vote for Jackson.

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During the start of the 19th century, America was divided into two political parties, the federalists and anti-federalists. However, the federalist party slowly began to die and eventually went away with the death of Hamilton, its leader, and founder. This led to the era of good feelings. The era of good feelings lasted until Jackson came into the picture. Jackson, a very polarizing individual, split political parties into elitists and the common man. The elitists supported tariffs enacted to improve America, while the common man opposed them because they saw little benefit since the improvements were mostly in the north. Around this time the common man was getting more power of vote because of Universal White Male Suffrage, in turn, Jackson gained votes. Politicians now have to campaign to the common man as well as the elites.

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Prior to Andrew Jackson’s presidency, there were two main political parties, Federalists and Anti-Federalists. Both of these parties were elitist, and there was not yet universal white male suffrage. The Anti-Feds eventually died off, leading to the “era of good feelings.” This era was also elitist. However, universal male suffrage was growing. Jackson’s election brought the “era of the common man,” propelled by universal white male suffrage.