How did the growth of democracy in the 1820s and 1830s change American society?
A) Americans assumed that the rich and well-born were the natural leaders of the community.
B) An increase in deference meant that self-made men faced hostility and scorn.
C) Economic equality became part of the mainstream agenda.
D) Politicians had to win over public opinion before making major decisions.
E) The gap between the rich and the poor decreased significantly.
Answer: D
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