美国历史杰克逊时期的民主.docx

Since 1828, Andrew Jackson started his career in the White House as the seventh president of U.S. until 1837, created the Jacksonian Democracy Era for American history. Andrew Jackson made a number of impressive political initiatives during his presidency, especially the reform of the electoral system during the Jackson Era made some contribution to promoting the process of democratization in the United States, expanding the right to vote for American citizens, promoting the evolution of the American electoral system and promoting political democratization.This paper aims to explore the function and function of the electoral system in party politics through the analysis of the evolution of the electoral system during the period of Jackson democracy.In the 1920s and 1930s, with the gradual formation of the American political system, the electoral system was also involved in party politics, Making the election an important tool for political party struggles. This period of the election system is gradually formed with the gradual formation of the party system. Jackson came to power, through official officials, to strengthen the political party politics, To further improve the corresponding election system. These political initiatives, while being used by various interest groups, serve the two-party competition for the presidential post, but objectively see that the campaign provides an opportunity for the interest groups to gain political participation and promote the electoral system towards more democratization Direction, so that the electoral system and the political party made an indivisible organic whole.On the election system of Jackson s time, it is necessary to analyze the relationship between the two parties in the United States. After the independence of the United States political and economic development, conflicts of interest between the increasingly prominent groups, resulting in party disputes, So that elections become part of political party politics安德鲁