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. The Constitution? No
Failed to uphold S.C. decisions (Cherokee Indians) (Doc. G)
Vetoed bank of the U.S. (Doc. B) (Upheld as constitutional in McCulloch v. Maryland)
States rights views seen as a threat to the national government (Doc. C)
U.S. Post Office suppressed abolitionist mail into the south, which violated the 1st Amendment (Doc. F)
2. Political democracy? Yes
Appealed to the working classes (Doc. A)
Expanded the right to vote
First nominating conventions
People’s inauguration
Spoils system
British impressed by the democratic nature of society (Doc. D)
3. Individual liberty? No
Right to vote still restricted to white males
Did little to help the condition of blacks, immigrants, and slaves (Docs. F & G)
Evidence of racial violence in northern cities (Doc. E)
Relocation of the Cherokee nation (Doc. G)
4. Equality of economic opportunity? Yes
Bank veto done to protect people from a monopoly controlled by wealthy Americans and foreigners (Doc. B)
Encouraged economic competition (Bridge v. Bridge) (Doc. H)
. The Constitution? No
Failed to uphold S.C. decisions (Cherokee Indians) (Doc. G)
Vetoed bank of the U.S. (Doc. B) (Upheld as constitutional in McCulloch v. Maryland)
States rights views seen as a threat to the national government (Doc. C)
U.S. Post Office suppressed abolitionist mail into the south, which violated the 1st Amendment (Doc. F)
2. Political democracy? Yes
Appealed to the working classes (Doc. A)
Expanded the right to vote
First nominating conventions
People’s inauguration
Spoils system
British impressed by the democratic nature of society (Doc. D)
3. Individual liberty? No
Right to vote still restricted to white males
Did little to help the condition of blacks, immigrants, and slaves (Docs. F & G)
Evidence of racial violence in northern cities (Doc. E)
Relocation of the Cherokee nation (Doc. G)
4. Equality of economic opportunity? Yes
Bank veto done to protect people from a monopoly controlled by wealthy...