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The '''Era of the Common Man''' was the time in American history marked by significant expansion of male suffrage.  Although most often associated with the government under President [[Jackson]], the Era of the Common Man began as early as the 1790s.<ref>US Government and Politics</ref>
 
The '''Era of the Common Man''' was the time in American history marked by significant expansion of male suffrage.  Although most often associated with the government under President [[Jackson]], the Era of the Common Man began as early as the 1790s.<ref>US Government and Politics</ref>
  
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The Era of the Common Man was the time in American history marked by significant expansion of male suffrage. Although most often associated with the government under President Jackson, the Era of the Common Man began as early as the 1790s.[1]

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  1. ↑ US Government and Politics