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President Andrew Jackson was a man of humble social origins, unlike some of his predecessors who were wealthy landowners and possessed high education. He presented himself as a self-made man from Tennessee. Under Jackson, white men who did not own land won the right to vote. All of this contributed to his aura of common man, which he carefully cultivated.
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<span>One of the main ways in which the modern study of history challenges earlier histories is that we now have many more primary sources available to us, and many more people with access to these sources.</span>
