Like Jefferson, Andrew Jackson believed in the fully spread, unrestricted democracy of the common man. Opponents of such vision of Democracy preferred to restrict the voting rights of citizens with regulations such as poll taxes, property requirements, level of income, etc. Both Jefferson and Jackson considered that true democratic power had to be held by the largest majority of citizens possible in order to avoid both corruption and/or aristocracy. However, Jefferson abhorred cities and considered that yeoman farmers were the most virtuous and decent of citizens and profoundly disliked cities and its dwellers, including ordinary industrial workers. Jackson on the other hand made no distinction between the rural or urban common classes.
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Germans murdered millions of Jews in Holocaust
They were discriminated and hatred called anti semitism of their religion
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D
Explanation:
Nothing in the constitution promises healthcare. Although it does give people the right to buy health care services.
D. Gatsby throws massive parties but is a loner.
It is ironic because typically, party throwers are not lonely, yet Gatsby throws them <em>because </em>he is lonely, because he wants to attract Daisy to make him lonely no-more! The other cases are not necessarily ironic, at least not the way in which they are described. Perhaps more explanation would make them ironic, but as they are now, D seems to be the best choice.