Answer: B. political campaigns that appealed to ordinary people’s concerns
Explanation: The victory of Andrew Jackson in the 1828 elections indicated a significant movement of the centre of political power. He was the first man to be elected president by direct appealing to the mass of the voters rather than through the support of a recognized political organization.
Due to his humble background, he was able to appeal to the masses which he did by addressing and appealing to ordinary citizens' concerns. Some of his campaign points included his promise to cleanse the government of corruption, his promise to fight to kill the National Bank and his Indian Removal Bill among others.
