During both Andrew Jackson's presidency in the
183os and the Progressive movement in the early
190os, democracy was expanded by
(1) extending civil rights for Native American
Indians
(2) establishing term limits for elected officials
(3) decreasing the number of elected
officeholders
(4) increasing citizen participation in the
government
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