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During the Jacksonian Era many changes were made in America for better or worse. These changes included the expansion of America, changing of laws, and the election of President Andrew Jackson. Jackson was a very active president who used his presidential perks to the fullest in order to make his version of an ideal America and help the general population benefit while the minorities suffered. The Jacksonian Era’s rapid expansion benefited whites by expanding their economic and political liberty at the expense of Native Americans and African Americans.

Whites were able to benefit from Jacksonian Expansion by increasing their economic and political status. Whites’ economic status was increase by Jackson’s Indian Removal act, which displace tens of thousands of Native Americans and allowed for millions of acres to be available. This new land was primarily taken over by farmers due to the birth of the cash crop cotton through the use of the cotton gin. Cotton was now extremely profitable and needless to say extremely popular now being that highest rate of production when compared to other crops during the time. Along with this economical benefit there was also a political benefit for whites due to Jackson’s westward expansion.

The newly acquired land allowed for the removal of property qualifications in many state laws and allowed for poor whites who were once unable to vote the liberty to do so. This policy also allow many white male immigrants the ability to bypass the oppression of African Americans and vote as soon as they arrived in America. These economical and political benefits due to westward expansion were what allow whites in America to flourish while other groups were oppressed of their liberty.

The liberties gained by the whites were a large expense to the African Americans. The westward expansion of America allowed for more land for plantations. Plantations that needed workers and the only workers that were economically viable were slaves. With the new land and the invention of the cotton gin slavery was revived and was necessary for plantation owners in order to increase their wealth. Along with this international slave trade had been banned so domestic trade thrived blurring the vision of the negative impacts slavery had. The westward expansion made the idea of slavery “necessary” for America's success for years to come and caused the continuation of oppression towards African Americans.