What set Andrew Jackson's presidency apart from previous administrations? Jackson let Congress take the lead in policy-making, deciding later which actions to support and which to veto. Jackson always consulted with Congress first before working toward policy-making. Jackson assumed command of the policy-making process instead of waiting for Congress to take the lead. Jackson battled Congress for the lead in policy-making, resulting in very little being done during his first term.

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Laylah Hopkins

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Bryant Wilkins · Answer 1

Jackson assumed command of the policy-making process instead of waiting for Congress to take the lead.