Which best describes Andrew Jackson's unique campaign tactics during the election of 1828?

Jackson hid his formal education in order to appeal to more of the electorate.

Jackson denounced the two-party system and did not align himself with any party.

Jackson used his connections to the eastern aristocracy to gain favor among voters.

Jackson appealed directly to voters and voter participation significantly increased.

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Kayleigh Oconnor

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1 October, 02:03

Which best describes Andrew Jackson's unique campaign tactics during the election of 1828?

Jackson hid his formal education in order to appeal to more of the electorate.

Jackson denounced the two-party system and did not align himself with any party.

Jackson used his connections to the eastern aristocracy to gain favor among voters.

Jackson appealed directly to voters and voter participation significantly increased.

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Preston Dalton · Answer 1

"Jackson hid his formal education in order to appeal to more of the electorate" would be the best option from the list, since Jackson was known as being the champion of the "common man" as opposed to the elite.