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Jackson saw himself as a man of the people, the Whigs saw Jackson as a power-hungry tyrant. Why did each feel this way? Who do you think was more correct?

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Jackson saw himself as a man of the people, the Whigs saw Jackson as a power-hungry tyrant. Why did each feel this way? Who do you think was more correct?

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can you be more specific

Dawnette answered Sep 30, 2021

Jackson saw himself as a man of the people, the Whigs saw Jackson as a power-hungry tyrant. Why did each feel this way? Who do you think was more correct?

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