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The Second Great Awakening
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| The Second Great Awakening
The reformation of government to a more democratic state, grew mainly out of people in America exploring their rights. Between 1820 and 1840, American democracy was influenced and developed in many different ways. Perhaps what molded democracy the most were the changes in electoral policies across the country. Other aspects of great change were Jackson's Economic Policies and The Second Great Awakening. Change in electoral customs was a major shift in the right direction for American politics. On example was that the restriction of having to own land to vote was obliviated in close to half the states by 1821. Once having to vote aloud, people now had written ballots. This, however, caused corruption by way of social superiors bribing and threatening inferiorities to vote for candidates of their choice. Rather then state legislatures, the people could choose the electoral college by 1832, in all states except for South Carolina. By the time of the... |
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