How did the Louisiana State Constitution of 1852 differ from the 1845 version? It removed universal manhood suffrage.
It increased the number of supreme court justices.
It decreased support for government aid for business.
It increased the governor’s powers.

By 1845, the public mind of Louisiana had decided that the state's current constitution, constructed in 1812, was too outmoded and contained too prominent elements of an aristocratic mindset. This new Louisiana Constitution of 1845 embodied the Jacksonian ideals and feel.

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