Explain the causes and effects of the expansion of participatory democracy from 1800 to 1848

The participatory democracy is the democracy where the rank and file citizens rule themselves rather than allowing elected officials.

The political parties during the 1800 to 1840 became more organized, selective and more participatory democratic in this period.

The cause of the expansion of the participatory democracy is the reduction in requirements for white male who wanted to participate.

The effect of the expansion of the participatory democracy is that its afford citizens the opportunity to participate in decision-making on matters that affect them.

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The period from 1800 to 1840 bought many vital changes in the participatory democracy of the US. The political parties became more organized and selective. The politicians became more democratic in this period. The decisions of the Supreme court gained power over the state laws. Revolutionary changes were even made in the industrial progress during this time period.

This time period brought also brought the up rise of racism in the US. Only people with white skin were allowed to vote. People belonging from a certain race were only given jobs. The lower communities were not treated properly by the politicians as well as the upper white men.