Adam was seen as representing the commercial, New England in interests while Jackson represented the common man, especially on the frontier
It wasn't Henry Clay (option A)
It wasnt Daniel Webster (option C)
It wasnt for sure Andrew Jackson (option D)
So, the person who was the U.S. senator that representef d the South and 'argued' that thebslavery was necessary... was "John C. Calhoun (Option B)"
The viking who explored and settled Vinland was Leif Erikson.
Answer:
pretty sure its the option c or the third one
Explanation:
<span>D.
They wanted to trade with the other European colonists in the region.
Hope this is right and helped
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