Andrew Jackson was the President of the United States from 1829 until 1837, this period of time is also known as The Jackson and it's important because there were many social and scientific changes that last until the gilded age (the last 1800s). The main reformers were: (1) Elizabeth Cady Stanton, seen as one of the first activists for women's rights, (2) Darwin, famous for his evolution theory that changed the way people saw and understood the world, and (3) Oliver Wendell Holmes, a medical scholar who admitted women and black men in medical school, in order to promote equality and fairness.
Frederick Douglas was the reformer who began the movement diffusion during Jackson's gilded age. Therefore, his movements continued to the gilded age due to his brilliance, and determination to help the nation.
The gilded age experienced development in productions, agricultural progression, and immigrants due to monetary evolution in the US. During the era, Frederick Douglas came out as an eminent reformer. He initiated the surge for various topics such as women’s rights and civil rights.
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