Yes it is true.
he was for the "common man"but to Jackson the common man was a middle class white mansince he opposed Indians and was a proponent for slavery
Neither. That which does not exist cannot have a political perspective.
The elitist theory is the prominent theory on small groups of people holding power.
The Federalist Party was probably the most elitist US political party.
== == The first Whig president, William Henry Harrison, was elected. Harrison ran a "log cabin" campaign, arguing that Democrats were too elitist and promising to return political power to the common citizens (like those who lived in log cabins).
An elitist theory believes that a small, wealthy group has the majority of the political power in a country. Political leaders are chosen from this small, close-knit group.
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The answer lies in who is deciding the political discourse of the state. In a Majoritarian model, the people make decisions through majority rule. In an Elitist model, however, the political decision making power rests in the hands of a small group that are deemed superior in either wealth, education, heritage, or all of the above.
the divine right theory the evolutionary theory the social contract theory the force theory
they were very effective, they seemed to be that much better at what they did than their non-political counterparts, this is probably because they were elitist and had strict recruitment criteria.
The elitist attitude of the country club members made outsiders feel unwelcome.