Question

Andrew Jackson’s approach to governance was qualitatively different from that of earlier presidents. What was his political philosophy? How did his political philosophy influence the policies of his administration?

Answer 1

Ans - Andrew jackson was the 7th US president . He was the the great president for that 19th century's people . That was the era of Andrew jackson was also known as Jacksonian Democracy. Jackson vetoed more legislation than all previous presidents combined. Andrew jackson became the symbol of american democracy , majority rule and the common man , he was veryy helpful for common man.

The Andre jackson Political philosophy was an effort to flush the corruption out of the washington , he established the spoils system. He gave the greater rights for the common man and was opposed to any signs of aristocracy in nation. It was an effort to control the power of the capitalist groups , mainly eastern for the benefits of non-capitalist groups , farmers and labouring men. He was commented to remaining a man of the people , representing and protecting the common man. He took a hard stance against native Americans forcing them to choose between assimilation or relocation with the indian removal act. That expanded suffrage to most white men over the age of 21 and restructured a number of federal institutions.  

Expanded suffrage , manifest, destiny, patronage, strict constructionism and laissez-faire economics , all these are the political philosophy of Andrew Jackson .

Andrew Jackson's political philosophy influence the policies of his administration because of his leadership in that conflict earned jackson national fame as military hero and he would become American's most influential and polarizing figure during the 1820s and 1830s . As America's political party developed , Andrew jackson became the leader of the new democratic party .