1. Wilsonians and Jacksonians share the conviction that, if we have enough will, we can remake the world.

2. At this time, however, the Jacksonians were suffering increasing criticism for their inability to end the war.

3. This was the triumph of Jacksonian democracy.

4. They point to the democratic reforms of the Jacksonian Era, which struck down many economic prerogatives.

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5. His political philosophy, known as Jacksonian democracy, helped solidify a strong executive branch and expand the electorate.

6. In American diplomacy tradition, Jacksonian is very inimitable, it affects American diplomacy with its profound history culture connotation and unfailing people support.

7. What Tocqueville found in Jacksonian America resonates anew in our own time, and Damrosch's engaging account of a world at once remote and familiar is invaluable—and entertaining.

8. Bitter political fights during the Jacksonian Era (1820s-1840s) were waged in order to eliminate the property requirement.

9. The campaign of 1828, in which his Jacksonian opponents charged him with corruption and public plunder, was an ordeal Adams did not easily bear.

10. Jacksonian Democracy, in some ways contemptible, was nevertheless a generous faith.

11. He was viewed by many people as the symbol of the democratic feelings of his time, and later generations were to speak of his democratic ideas and practices as Jacksonian Democracy.

12. In the first half of 19th century, a dynamic democratic movement, termed as Jacksonian Democracy, swept the whole America.

13. In the history of American journalism the Penny Press era was preceded by the Jacksonian era, one that is known for its highly partisan and political newspapers.

14. But even if nobody achieves album sales on a Jacksonian scale, couldn't he or she be an artist every bit as popular, every bit as loved, every bit as listened to?

15. Reducing payroll taxes for middle- and lower-income people harkens back to the Jacksonian idea of small-government egalitarianism.