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Why Were Women And Blacks Excluded From "Jackson's Democracy"?
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Jackson's Democracy or Jacksonian Democracy refers to the idea of Democracy as per Andrew Jackson's Philosophy. It provided great respect and power for common white man. He considered women too meek and unintelligent to participate in political matters. And as for slaves he treated them as slaves and slaves had no rights.
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