university of tennessee-knoxville professor daniel feller talked about president andrew jackson and the politics of the mid-19th century. they also talk about how jackson s presidency was interpreted by historians. this is about an hour and 50 minutes. professor feller: there is this phrase, jacksonian democracy that shows up. it is pervasive in a historical literature. what is jacksonian democracy? is it a political movement? is it merely jackson s democratic party? if so, what does that party stand with? does it lay legitimate claim to the name of democratic? or is that just party labeled? if the jacksonians are the democracy, does that mean democracy is contested and their opponents are not democratic? or is democracy the spirit of an age in which case, jacksonian democracy does not mean jackson s political movement. it is democratized from an earlier period. if the latter, if jacksonian democracy is a really merely a word to describe the times, why did we name it after
american artifacts programs anytime visiting our website c-span.org/history. you tweak american history each week american history tv sits in with a lecture from one of the nation s college professors. you can watch the classes here. next, university of tennessee-knoxville professor daniel fowler and his class talk about president andrew jackson and the politics of the mid-19th century. they also talk about how jackson s presidency was interpreted by historians. this is about an hour and 50 minutes. professor feller: we are considering the problem of drug sodium democracy and let me frame the problem. there is this phrase, jacksonian democracy, that shows up. jacksonian democracy and let me frame the problem. there uses this phrase, jacksonian democracy that shows up. it is pervasive in a historical literature. what is jacksonian democracy? is it a political movement? is it merely jackson s democratic party? if so, what does that party stand for. does it lay legitimate
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