After the 1824 Election, Jackson Founded a New Political Party

After the 1824 election, Jackson founded a new political party, which

A) believed in the enfranchisement of all white men, rather than just the propertied class.
B) dramatically expanded white male suffrage throughout the country.
C) saw more and more state political parties adopt open caucuses, in which party members met to provide input as to the candidate their party should nominate for elective office.
D) was called the Democratic Party.
E) All of the above are true.