The election of Andrew Jackson to the presidency changed the American government and politics in many ways. First, after the election of 1828, American politics was not dominated by the elites and the rich from the East anymore; instead, the common people believed they could actually rule America. Second, the federal power was restrained as opposed to the states’ rights. He opposed the American System that empowered the federal government an active role in participating in the economic development across the nation as well as disapproving the Bank of the United States and corporations that monopolized American financial resource. Third, he introduced the Kitchen Cabinet from which Jackson’s close allies were asked to serve in the cabinet and
