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Rise of American dictatorship (2)

Rise of American dictatorship (2)

American dictatorship entred a new phase at the beginning of the ninettenth century with the netry to the White House of Andrew Lackson in 1828 jackson’s inauguarated a new eraa in American dictatorship . Jackson had been described according to Justice Story as the « king of Mob » because of his populism and his appeal to the people as he had always  one of them. Once in popwer, Jackson vigorously carrieed his main ideas into practice ; Under his presidency he strenthened the power of the executive by opposing his « Maysville veto » disapproving voting money by Congress for olocal roads an d canals from Maysville to Lexington into  Kentucky. He opposed South carolina when it attempted to nullify the protective tariff of 1828; in 1832, Jackson strenly vetooed a bill for recharter of the second bank of the United States

Faouzi Elmir

Par Faouzi Elmir

Faouzi Elmir is a France based independent researcher in Political science, in history of International relations and Geopolitics. He holds degrees in Political sciences, Public Law, sociology, PhD in political sociology and unfinished PhD in comparative criminal Law. He is Author of several books and more than two hundreds articles published since 2007 on blogs and websites. Through his current works and research fields, the author is seeking a new and original reading of modern world history, particularly by throwing light on this interwined dynamics of imperialism, dictatorship and totalitarianism.

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