Which is true of the Presidency of Andrew Jackson?

It opened a more aristocratic era in American political life.

It opened a more democratic era in American political life.

It continued to build upon the practice of highly educated, wealthy men in government.

It began a period of limitations on the rights of common people.

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Which is true of the Presidency of Andrew Jackson?

It opened a more aristocratic era in American political life.

It opened a more democratic era in American political life.

It continued to build upon the practice of highly educated, wealthy men in government.

It began a period of limitations on the rights of common people.

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Judah Patel · Answer 1

One thing that is true of the Presidency of Andrew Jackson would be that " It opened a more democratic era in American political life," since Jackson thought of himself as a "champion of the common man".