One of the main principles of Jacksonian democracy was the belief that:
A) judges should be appointed
B) all executive officials should be elected
C) Texas state senators should be elected to life terms
D) that voting should be limited to those with education and wealth

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Jacksonian democracy emphasized the belief in greater democracy for the common man, which included the idea that more public officials, including executive officials, should be elected rather than appointed.

One of the Main Principles of Jacksonian Democracy Was the Belief