Tennessee History

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History, U.S. History to 1877
Year 4
TENNESSEE HISTORY
Hi,
Let's take a closer look, with the emphasis on Tennessee history.
However, notice that the second question is asking about the National Infrastructure, so you need to include information about the Democratic views of Jackson at the National level, which are the same within Tennessee.
1. WHAT THREE BASIC BELIEFS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN TENNESSEE DURING THE ANTEBELLUM PERIOD?
2. HOW DID JACKSON'S ACTIONS CONCERNING THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES AND IMPROVEMENTS TO THE NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE REFLECT THESE VIEWS?

PLEASE USE NARRATIVE FORMAT. EMPHASIS IS TO BE ON TENNESSEE HISTORY.
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1. WHAT THREE BASIC BELIEFS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN TENNESSEE DURING THE ANTEBELLUM PERIOD?
Tennessee politics:
Consisting of President Andrew Jackson and his circle of advisors, the Jacksonians were recognized as leaders of the Democratic Party both nationally and within Tennessee. (1). Thus, the basic beliefs of the Democratic Party were also the same both nationally and within Tennessee.
Indeed, Jackson's interest in public affairs and in politics had always been keen. He had gone to Nashville as a political appointee, and in 1796 he became a member of the convention that drafted a constitution for the new state of Tennessee. In the same year he was elected as the first representative from Tennessee to the U.S. House of Representatives. (2) Thus, the Democratic Party in Tennessee during the ANTEBELLUM PERIOD is sometimes referred to the Jacksonian democracy, which was built on several beliefs, ...