What was the purpose of the party-nominating conventions, which were started during the Jacksonian era?

to give more people a say in choosing candidates

to present new techniques for promoting candidates

to debate important economic and political issues

to increase the voting rights of the common people

to address problems faced by American Indians

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2 October, 18:09

What was the purpose of the party-nominating conventions, which were started during the Jacksonian era?

to give more people a say in choosing candidates

to present new techniques for promoting candidates

to debate important economic and political issues

to increase the voting rights of the common people

to address problems faced by American Indians

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Casey Banks · Answer 1

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to increase the voting rights of the common people

Andrew Jackson had experienced broken politics at the time of their elections. He was against a candidate that had the same objectives and mission like him and yet he had won because of the House of Representatives that voted. The Jacksonian era, was a time wherein the voting rights had to be changed, for people to have the freedom of opinion in order to vote wisely. Andrew Jackson saw how unfair the political system was and wanted to change how it was suppose to be. He thought right that it was the people' chose.