Jackson strongly believed in people’s rights for involvement in government, this social/election policy was democratic because it increased the power of many people. Evidence of people’s power increasing can be found in Document …show more content…
One can say he was very democratic. His intentions were to go to any length to please the majority of the American people, though Jackson for the most part demonstrated democratic concepts, often times he would stray from them, crossing the line of democracy. Understanding Andrew Jackson and democracy is important today because the significance of the policies mentioned and others that Jackson had have impacted America in a big way. We should care about this because it set the foundation for the balancing of power within the social classes and voting