Which of the following can best be seen as representative of President Andrew Jackson's support of the "common man" over aristocratic elites?

His fight against the Second Bank of the United States

His actions during the War of 1812

His opposition to the Supreme Court's decision of Marbury v. Madison

His support of John Calhoun's position on tariffs during the Nullification Crisis

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Douglas Brown

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27 July, 07:34

Which of the following can best be seen as representative of President Andrew Jackson's support of the "common man" over aristocratic elites?

His fight against the Second Bank of the United States

His actions during the War of 1812

His opposition to the Supreme Court's decision of Marbury v. Madison

His support of John Calhoun's position on tariffs during the Nullification Crisis

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Memphis Jacobson · Answer 1

The correct answer is "His actions during the War of 1812. "

After the war, growth, expansion and social change happened and there was a greater level of equality between society, and very little tolerance for aristocrats. During the campaign of 1828, Jackson triumphed over John Quinci Adams. This happened mainly because of Andrew's leadership in the war, he earned fame as a military hero.