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This study guide covers the expansion of democracy in the U.S. during the 1820s and 1830s (the "Era of the Common Man"), including key changes like lifting property requirements for voting, the introduction of the secret ballot, and the rise of political parties. It examines the Election of 1824, John Quincy Adams' presidency, and the Revolution of 1828 (Jackson's victory). Key terms include Universal Male Suffrage and Political Nominating Conventions. The guide also provides practice questions and exam tips.
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🎉 What was the major impact of eliminating property ownership as a voting requirement?
It allowed women to vote
It enabled all men, regardless of race, to vote
It increased the number of eligible white male voters
It led to a decrease in voter participation