How did Andrew Jackson's election illustrate the growth of democracy in the United States?

a. Jackson was the first president chosen unanimously.

b. Jackson was the first president elected without the Electoral College.

c. Jackson won the election because he had the majority of women's votes.

d. Jackson represented the common man who was not wealthy or aristocratic.

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19 October, 03:22

How did Andrew Jackson's election illustrate the growth of democracy in the United States?

a. Jackson was the first president chosen unanimously.

b. Jackson was the first president elected without the Electoral College.

c. Jackson won the election because he had the majority of women's votes.

d. Jackson represented the common man who was not wealthy or aristocratic.

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Tyler Morgan · Answer 1

Jackson represented the common man who was not wealthy and aristocrat.

Roach · Answer 2

The best option from the list in terms of how Andrew Jackson's election illustrated the growth of democracy in the United States is that " d. Jackson represented the common man who was not wealthy or aristocratic."