Jacksonian_Times

Jacksonian Times Kohls ideas of the “Age of Jackson” or “The Jacksonian World” were mainly different than the Historical stereotypes of this age. He thinks that the Whigs are the ones had most of the power in politics and the economy of this time. Its not that the Whigs were better than the Jacksonian’s or anything like that they just had an outlook about life that was quiet different than the Jacksonian outlook. Jacksonian’s thought that they were always being used in some way or form, and looked for the bad in everything. Whigs looked for the good in everything and were ready and happy for economic and social change. Jacksonian’s have a big issue with economic inequality throughout this book. They think that the Whigs true cause is to own the economy. Kohl defines a Jacksonian Democrat as a man that is torn between the demands of character and his society. Jacksonians were bound up with conflict inside themselves at this time of history. Although Jacksonian’s did change as society and the economy changed they were always looking for someone or something to point a finger at or talk about. These democrats whigs, jacksonian’s, democrats, ideas, about, thought, time, money, kohl, jacksonian, world, whig, man, just, jackson, political, party, out, looked, economic, being, society, scared, personal, people, over, jacksonians, idea, freedom, felt, economy, common, began, always, way