Which statement best describes how political developments in the United States compared to developments elsewhere in North America in the early years of the nineteenth century?

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In the early nineteenth century, the United States was notable for its embrace of popular democracy, characterized by the expansion of suffrage among white males, a trend not as prevalent in other parts of North America. Many regions outside the US experienced political instability, revolutions, or maintained colonial governance structures, making less progress toward democracy. Canada, for example, did not achieve independence or become a "radical democracy" in this period; it remained under British control. Similarly, British withdrawal from the Caribbean was not due to a peaceful democratic movement mirroring that of the US.

Which Statement Best Describes How Political Developments in the United