During the campaign of 1828, the Democratic Party changed by

A. crafting more nationalist policies.
B. veering away from Jeffersonian principles.
C. developing a system of local and state committees.
D. denouncing the spoils system.

The correct answer is answer C. Developing a system of local and state committees. Moreover, the party wanted, and favored a week federal government rule, and opted for the strick adherence to the Constitution. Furthermore, this era is known for democratic spirit, and built upon Jackson's equal political policy ( he ended the monopoly of government by the elite)

Answered by W0lf93 | 2024-06-11

The answer is C. The Democratic Party was shaped in 1792 when supporters of Thomas Jefferson started utilizing the name Republicans, or Jeffersonian Republicans, to accentuate its hostile to noble approaches. It received its present name amid the Presidency of Andrew Jackson in the 1830s.

Answered by Kalahira | 2024-06-11

The Democratic Party changed significantly during the campaign of 1828 by developing a system of local and state committees, which helped to organize and mobilize voters. This shift reflected a growing democratic spirit, as more individuals were allowed to participate in elections. The focus on grassroots organizing marked the beginning of the modern political party structure in the U.S.
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Answered by W0lf93 | 2024-12-10