President Jackson: Champion Of The Common Man
Although President Jackson campaigned himself as a “champion of the common man”, after his inauguration, Jackson passed a series of executive orders in order to expand his presidential power to give more authority to the common man because he was a common man himself and believed the government exhibited too much power over the people.
After coming to office in 1829, Jackson played a large role in executing the spoils system and the nullification crisis to give more power to the common man by creating a one sided government system. Jackson began his Presidency by creating the spoils system, which allowed him to fire high rank tenured government officials and replace them with loyal party members, “Jackson rejected the traditional republican
After coming to office in 1829, Jackson played a large role in executing the spoils system and the nullification crisis to give more power to the common man by creating a one sided government system. Jackson began his Presidency by creating the spoils system, which allowed him to fire high rank tenured government officials and replace them with loyal party members, “Jackson rejected the traditional republican