How did Andrew Jackson's election illustrate the growth of democracy in the United States? A. Women's votes were a major reason

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How did Andrew Jackson's election illustrate the growth of democracy in the United States? A. Women's votes were a major reason

that Jackson won. B. Jackson represented voters who were not wealthy or aristocratic. C. Jackson was the first president elected without the Electoral College. D. In their first opportunity to vote, most African Americans chose Jackson.

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TEA [102] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-26T13:44:47+03:00

TEA [102]3 years ago

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Jackson had been able to win the support of many of the unwealthy and non-aristocratic members of society by his policy of "to the victors go the spoils".

LenaWriter [7] · Answer 2 · 2022-03-26T15:55:53+03:00

the answer is: .B. Jackson represented voters who were not wealthy or aristocratic.

Jackson was known for openly challenging the wrongdoings that conducted by big banks on his Era, while other candidates were scared to bring this up since big banks provide a lot of funds for their campaigns.

Jackson also advocated for welfare programs to help the poor in their daily lives , and provide the poor with the opportunities to advance in society.