Based on the information you just learned about Andrew Jackson's presidency, how was the reception of

Jackson as president different from his predecessors?

The general public saw Jackson as another George Washington

The general public saw Jackson as part of a wealthy, landowning elíte.

The general public saw Jackson as one of their own

C - The general public saw Andrew Jackson as one of the own.

Explanation:

Andrew Jackson is the 7th president of the United States. He was regarded as a national hero due to his military and political strides in the United States during his heydays. His reception as the president of the United Stated was welcomed by many quarters in the United States as he was regarded as the man of the people. Prior to his emergence as the president of the United Stated, he was a military war lord who led the U. S Army to many victories, notable among which include the Battle of Horseshoe Bend and the Battle of New Orleans. He was different from his predecessors in various ways, as he was generally accepted by the populace and had already gained fame and favor with the people, owing to his prior heroic acts and achievements. He has also served in the congress and senate prior to his election. His political ideology was focused on advancing the individual rights of the common man against corrupt political elites and institutions. He is strongly revered as a formidable advocate of democracy.