The expansion of voting rights in the 1820s gave new political influence primarily to which group of Americans?

Wealthy merchants and bankers in eastern cities

Women who were organizing for political rights

American Indians living on protected tribal lands

Working-class men, farmers, and western settlers

A direct result of allowing more non-landowning white men to vote was the...

election of Andrew Jackson as president in 1828.

decision to give land back to American Indians.

immediate end to the policy of westward expansion.

weakening of the political power of the presidency.

New treaties that guaranteed permanent land ownership for tribes

Increased conflict over land and the forced removal of tribes

Economic prosperity for American Indian nations through trade

The government ending its support for western settlement

His experience as a wealthy East Coast banker

His formal college education and public speaking skills

His background as a military general and frontiersman

His plan to limit the power of western states