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How was the election of Andrew Jackson viewed in 1828? -the beginning of a tyrant -a victory for immigrants -a victory for the common American

How was the election of Andrew Jackson viewed in 1828? -the beginning of a tyrant -a victory for immigrants -a victory for the common American
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How was the election of Andrew Jackson viewed in 1828? -the beginning of a tyrant -a victory for immigrants -a victory for the common American

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Jackson, much like Jefferson held deep Republican values (which differ from Republicans today in many ways) that championed the rights of the common American, so it was a "victory" for the common American.
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