'''5.''' When both the middle and low classes of voters prefer a certain candidate, even if the upper class does not, it's called a Jacksonian Democracy. The reason for this is because before Andrew Jackson became president he lived in a literal log cabin. When he was inagurated Jackson allowed the public into the White House, even allowing them to stand on chairs with their muddy boots. | '''5.''' When both the middle and low classes of voters prefer a certain candidate, even if the upper class does not, it's called a Jacksonian Democracy. The reason for this is because before Andrew Jackson became president he lived in a literal log cabin. When he was inagurated Jackson allowed the public into the White House, even allowing them to stand on chairs with their muddy boots. |