Answer:
As a common man
Explanation:
During his campaign, Andrew Jackson was portrayed as a common man to prove that even common folk could get a position in the office; that the most important factor in one's career is not their lineage, but hard work. To gain the support of the voters, he portrayed himself as one of them. His election marked the beginning of the so-called Era of the Common Man, as before him politicians rose to their positions thanks to their family background, wealth, prestige, and education.
US Military Personnel (1939-1945)
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1939Army: 189,839
Navy: 125,202
Marines: 19,432
Total: 334,473
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1940<span>Army: 269,023</span>
Navy: 160,997
Marines: 28,345
Total: 458,365
<span>
1941Army: 1,462,315
Navy: 284,427
Marines: 54,359
Total: 1,801,101
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1942Army: 3,075,608
Navy: 640,570
Marines: 142,613
Coast Guard: 56,716
Total: 3,915,507
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1943Army: 6,994,472
Navy: 1,741,750
Marines: 308,523
Coast Guard: 151,167
Total:9,195,912
1944Army: 7,994,750
Navy: 2,981,365
Marines: 475,604
Coast Guard: 171,749
Total: 11,623,468
1945Army: 8,267,958
Navy: 3,380,817
Marines: 474,680
<span>Coast Guard: 85,783</span>
Total: 12,209,238
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Visual-spatial, linguistic-verbal, interpersonal, intrapersonal, logical/mathematical, spatial, naturalistic, musical,
Answer:
Missouri Applied for Statehood
