The 1820s–1830s brought mass democracy under Andrew Jackson. Expanding suffrage for white men created the Jacksonian Democracy. The Second Party System organized national politics: Democrats vs. Whigs.
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4.3 America on the World Stage
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- 4.1The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of JeffersonPreview lesson
- 4.2Politics and Regional InterestsPreview lesson
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- 4.4Market Revolution: IndustrializationOpen lesson
- 4.5Market Revolution: Society and CultureOpen lesson
- 4.6Expanding DemocracyOpen lesson
- 4.7Jackson and Federal PowerOpen lesson
- 4.8The Development of an American CultureOpen lesson
- 4.9The Second Great AwakeningOpen lesson
- 4.10An Age of ReformOpen lesson
- 4.11African Americans in the Early RepublicOpen lesson
- 4.12The Society of the South in the Early RepublicOpen lesson
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