Jacksonian Democracy

Jacksonian Democracy
“One man with courage makes a majority”
Basic Information
Aliases	Jacksonianism White populism White Patriachy Democracy Proto-White Manosphere Old Democratism
Alignments	AuthRight RightUnity ( Martin Van Buren Thought) Ethnonationalists Culturally Right Democratic Liberals
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Anti-Bankocracy Anti-Elitism Utilitarianism Jeffersonian Democracy Classical Liberalism Conservative Liberalism Spoils System White Nationalism National Agrarianism Manifest Destiny Populism Presidentialism Laissez-Faire (Factions) Strict Constructionism (Factions)
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Andrew Jackson (1767 - 1845), USA Martin Van Buren (1782 - 1862), USA Thomas Hart Benton (1782 - 1858), USA James K. Polk (1795 - 1849), USA Stephen A. Douglas (1813 - 1861), USA
Variations
Schools of Thought	Martin Van Buren Thought Abolitionism Anti-CSA Anti-Indigenism Classical Liberalism Kritarchy Particracy Populism Polkism Anti-Indigenism Anti-Protectionism Imperialism Militarism Pro-Slavery Young America Movement/Stephen A. Douglas Thought Abolitionism (Free Soil Democrats) Hegelianism Localism Manifest Destiny National Liberalism Pro-Internal Improvements Popular Sovereignty Pro-Immigration (From Europe) Radicalism Social Reform White Nationalism (Stephen A. Douglas)
Character Information
Likes	Poor (white) people
Dislikes	Black people American Indians

Jacksonian Democracy is a right-wing ideology based around the ideas of the 7th president of the United States, Andrew Jackson. It incorporates, among other elements: National Agrarianism, white male suffrage, Manifest Destiny, Populism, and civil engagement.

History

Jeffersonian Democracy emerged in the early 19th century in the United States, as a populist reaction to the perceived corruption and elitism within the early American government. Elected as president in 1828, Andrew Jackson called for a new government more oriented towards the needs of the common white man. His principle objectives as president were the elimination of government banks, Manifest Destiny to seize more land for poor farmers, and the elimination of wealth requirements for voting rights. After President Jackson left office, his policies continued to inspire the early Democratic party until the Civil War in 1860.

How to Draw

Flag of Jacksonian Democracy

1. Draw a ball
2. Draw 2 yellow horizontal lines 1/3 and 2/3 across the ball
3. Fill the space in between in the same color
4. Fill the bottom space in red
5. Fill the top space in blue
6. Draw 3 white stars in the blue stripe
7. Add eyes and you're done

Stylistic notes

Often portrayed as being quite racist and pro-slavery. It also likes decentralized banks, American expansionism, and duelling, since Andrew Jackson duelled Charles Dickinson.

Relations

Friends

• Imperialism - Gotta manifest that destiny.
• Combatocracy - Undefeated BAAAABBYYYYY.
• White Nationalism & Alt-Right - Contemporary defenders of white men though calm down your anti-democratic leanings.
• Democracy- "Democracy shows not only its power in reforming governments, but in regenerating a race of men and this is the greatest blessing of free governments."
• Classical Liberalism - To the victors belong the spoils.
• Dixiecratism - Basically me but for 20th century, stop romanticizing secessionists though.
• Reactionary Liberalism - Shares a lot of great beliefs. Nice going, my friend.
• Trumpism - I've got a modern day heir.

Frenemies

• Liberalism - Fear not, the people may be deluded for a moment, but cannot be corrupted.
• Alt-Lite - At times a defender of the white man and the worker but he is too moderate.
• Confederalism - I mean I'm all for state's rights, but if you secede from my nation I will secede your head from the rest of your body.
• Democratism - No! You can't abandon me! I'm your founder! :'(
• Jeffersonian Democracy - While you laid the foundations for this republic you ultimately became too corrupt.

Enemies

• Hamiltonianism - You really went out of your way to break your party only to make a new party solely focused around opposing me? Pftttttttttt...
• Bankocracy - I KILLED THE BANKS! (dies)
• Indigenism - Can you shut up that this is "Your peoples land" it will become your peoples burial ground if you won't let us take it.
• Martin Van Buren - Mr. Van Buren, your friends may be leaving you but my friends never leave me.

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Jacksonian Democracy
• Andrew Jackson
• Martin Van Buren
• James K. Polk
• Young America movement
  • Stephen A. Douglas

Gallery

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