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In what way did the philosophy and purpose of Jacksonian democracy differ from those of the Jeffersonian democrats ?
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Well, there r many differences
First of all, although Jefferson claimed to be common man's president, he was not a man of actions. Jackson did a lot for common man.

Jefferson's common man was limited to Agrarian Society but Jackson's common man ranged from Planters to labour.

Jefferson let the banks stay although he opposed banks and US monetary system but JAckson annihilated banks aggressivley which shows how practical he was when it came to implementing things

Jackson changed the system for election of president

Jefferson viewed education as a pre-requisite to holding political offices whereas

Jackson dint consider formal education of that much importance in this regard

Moreover, Jefferson declared owning property to be necessary for voting whereas Jackson abrogated this rule in favour of those who dint own land
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Well, there r many differences
First of all, although Jefferson claimed to be common man's president, he was not a man of actions. Jackson did a lot for common man.

Jefferson's common man was limited to Agrarian Society but Jackson's common man ranged from Planters to labour.

Jefferson let the banks stay although he opposed banks and US monetary system but JAckson annihilated banks aggressivley which shows how practical he was when it came to implementing things

Jackson changed the system for election of president

Jefferson viewed education as a pre-requisite to holding political offices whereas

Jackson dint consider formal education of that much importance in this regard

Moreover, Jefferson declared owning property to be necessary for voting whereas Jackson abrogated this rule in favour of those who dint own land
the question is still not answered? seniors please help
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If you can't make an answer out of the provided information and from the text book you are using, then with all due respect, you don't belong here
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If you can't make an answer out of the provided information and from the text book you are using, then with all due respect, you don't belong here
what could be done when someone has not enough information.
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what could be done when someone has not enough information.
If one study the stated topic he can easily answer the question because there are alot of information available regarding the differences of Jeffersonian democracy and jakson philosophy of democracy.
one of our dear member has already mentioned enough information, you just expand those,
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If you can't make an answer out of the provided information and from the text book you are using, then with all due respect, you don't belong here

My intention was not to hurt anyone, but actually i was confused because there are lot of similarities between the presidency of both presidents.

sorry from my part.
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My intention was not to hurt anyone, but actually i was confused because there are lot of similarities between the presidency of both presidents.

sorry from my part.
No you have NOT hurt me by any means. I am here to provide help and be helped. All I meant is that a little more brainstorming on this question, on your part, will be very effectual for you and will broaden your perspective, which is a must-have skill for the contemporary trend of exams. You don't have to be sorry either. We are cool

Anyways, I hope this time I can better help you.


Differences in Jeffersonian and Jacksonian Democracy


A MAN OF WORDS VS. A MAN OF ACTIONS

The real difference between the two was application of their views.

Jefferson was portrayed as a man of the people, but he remained a wealthy planter who tended to associate only with other elites.

Jackson was literally common man’s president. A historian remembers him in these words: "Jackson was the common man incarnate. His mind unclouded by learning, his morals simple and true, his will fierce and resolute".
He asserted executive’s powers and denounced aristocratic congress. He once said : "...Corruption has been imputed in many members of the House of Representatives, and the rights of the people have been bartered for promises of office"

JACKSON VS JEFFERSON ON STATES’ RIGHTS

While Jefferson talked about limited government, his actual practices as President differed. He maintained the Bank of the US, authorized the Louisiana Purchase and pushed for stronger party cohesion, all things many Democrats opposed in the ideal.

Jackson took concrete steps, killed National Bank, supported Georgia in Worcester vs Georgia, put money from NB in state banks

DIFFERENCES IN CONDITION FOR RIGHT TO VOTE

Jefferson Believed property requirement was a test of character that man of initiative should be able to meet.
In Jackson’s era, Property requirements for voting was eradicated, thus extending the right to vote to common masses

CONTRASTING VIEWS ON ELIGIBILITY FOR OFFICE HOLDING

Jefferson Believed the educated elite should rule, although he proposed education for all to prepare poorer individuals for public office

Jackson Believed all men were qualified to hold office, whether educated or uneducated and that political positions should be rotated

VARYING METHODS FOR CHOOSING CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT

Jefferson: Candidates were chosen by caucuses of political leaders
Jackson: Nominating conventions were introduced during Jackson’s time

DIFFERENT VIEWS ABOUT CHOSEN CLASS

Jefferson: Yeoman Farmer as the “chosen class”. He has been quoted saying "Those who labor in earth are the chosen people of GOD. Corruption of morals in the mass of cultivators is a phaenomenon of which no age nor nation has furnished an example

Jackson: Included planters, farmers, laborers, and mechanics in “chosen class”.

VIEW ON INDUSTRIALIZATION

Jefferson: Originally feared the consequences of industrialization

Jackson: Accepted industry as essential to American economy


VIEWS ON PROMOTING UPWARD SOCIAL MOBILITY

Jefferson: Education & ambition were keys to success for him; however, he was never able to build support for his proposed system of public education

Jackson: Ended the Bank & opened opportunities for individuals to get corporate charters & thus rise on both economic and social ladders. Jackson, a self-made man, believed his economic progress had accounted for his own upward social mobility & others could follow his example


Again I have just developed an outline and You can almost double the above content by further elucidating these points.
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I don't think that the question is asking the difference between Jefferson and Jackson. I think it is asking the difference between the Jeffersonian democrats and Jacksonian democrats.

Or the answer to this question has to be the same as in 'difference between Jefferson and Jackson'?
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I don't think that the question is asking the difference between Jefferson and Jackson. I think it is asking the difference between the Jeffersonian democrats and Jacksonian democrats.

Or the answer to this question has to be the same as in 'difference between Jefferson and Jackson'?
When we talk about XYZian Democrats, we are talking about the ones who adhere to the views of XYZ about how a democratic government should function. Jackson and Jefferson were both democrats but their philosophy of a democratic regime had stark differnces in some aspects. This is what the examiner is asking for.

This is just like if you talk about the difference between PML(N) and PPP, it is tantamount to the difference between Nawaz Sharif and Asif Zardari's parliamentarians. Don't let this confuse you
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