What were andrew jackson beliefs regarding voting
a: only landowning adult white males should be allowed to vote
b: all adult males she be allowed to vote
c: all adult white males should be allowed to vote
d: all adults should be allowed to vote

The answer if B.  All white males should be allowed to vote.  This happened around 1800 to 1830.  At this time older states dropped their restriction policies and new states did not have such policies.  It was well-accepted movement.  The only problem was in Rhode Island during the Dorr Rebellion in the 1840s where people had to be forced to go to the polls to vote.  Still, during this period, voter’s turnout increased rapidly by 80%.  Even the introduction of the national convention by the Anti-Masonic Party who were opponents of Jackson that chose a party’s president and vice president also helped increase votes.

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