Barbarism In The Nineteenth Century

Andrew Jackson began to pursue a laissez-faire policy after he revoked the second central bank of the United States.; This led to the rise of American barbarism in the Nineteenth Century. More brutal monetary power has exploited labor. Therefore, the American government and the central bank that betrayed the interests of the people were the main culprits for the decline of the Democratic Party. Most Americans are eager to move westward and explore new areas of life. Most of them are farmers. Because the western geographical environment and climate are very suitable for farming, they are attracted by the West. Even if they knew the risk of moving westward, many people would die of disease and all sorts of causes on their way; they can't hold