Was the Age of Jackson truly an age of democracy?

Were his action and decisions better connected to that of an absolute monarch or one who cares for the people of his country?

- The age was a democratic age.

- His actions and decisions were that of someone who cared about the people of his country.

Explanation:

The age of Jackson was an age of democracy. The era had characteristics of a democratic spirit. Jackson and his supporters took electoral power from the monied aristocracy and expanded to any adult white male citizen. There were advancements of political democracy at this age.

His actions were connected to one who cared for his people. He ended a monopoly of government by elites. He worked hard to break down class biases in the U. S. He also extended benefits of market revolution to those who were left out.