Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson

Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson

Introduction

There are very few presidencies around the world that are discussed periodically in a political setting which can be addressed and linked with efforts that are studied for related outcomes. Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson are renowned due to their political commitment and there are also some critical aspects of their lives in terms of political propagandas for and against them. Although, Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson had diversified personalities but there features and attitudes are enlightened within a number of discussions. Jackson was the 7th President of the United States and is widely known as the founder of the Democratic Party. Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd President of the United States was devoted in founding the University of Virginia that is considered as on e of the most important contributions towards the united states there is a lot more than this when it comes to the political, presidential and social literature and actions are evaluated.

Discussion

Both of the political leaders in the country are countable on a number of agendas defining the limits of their presidencies answering the social injustice from the previous tenure. According to the social status of the people of the untied states at that time, Jefferson was fighting for the rights of the common people who were honest and did not own property. While comparing this attitude of Thomas Jefferson with Andrew Jackson one would come to know the reason “a man of the people” was declared one of the most important figures in strengthening the values of Democracy in the United States (AHO, 2013b). He addressed the issues of the people of the United States and accepted their problems and hurdles to prolong life within the region. Both of the Presidents argued freedom and the rights of the ...