Goodwin and Adams were separated by about one hundred years. Why might their opinions about Jackson be different? Goodwin clearl

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Goodwin and Adams were separated by about one hundred years. Why might their opinions about Jackson be different? Goodwin clearl

y disliked Jackson, while Adams admired him. Goodwin might have felt the excitement of Jackson's presidency, while Adams could look at Jackson more objectively. Adams did not understand the attitudes of those who lived during Jackson's time, while Goodwin had a much better idea of who Jackson was.

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andrew-mc [135] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-28T17:31:42+03:00

<h2>Goodwin and Adams were separated by about one hundred years. Why might their opinions about Jackson be different? Goodwin clearly disliked Jackson, while Adams admired him. Goodwin might have felt the excitement of Jackson's presidency, while Adams could look at Jackson more objectively. Adams did not understand the attitudes of those who lived during Jackson's time, while Goodwin had a much better idea of who Jackson was.</h2>

Ber [7] · Answer 2 · 2022-07-28T19:23:18+03:00

Ber [7]3 years ago

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Goodwin might have felt the excitement of Jackson's presidency, while Adams could look at Jackson more objectively. (B)

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