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Which best compares Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson? Both Clay and Jackson belonged to the Democratic Party. Both Clay and Jackson belonged to the Whig Party. Both Clay and Jackson served in public office in the 1800s. Both Clay and Jackson promoted the American System.

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Answered by writersparadise
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The first and third statements are right.

In 1824, the elections for the President of the United States had 4 candidates competing from the Democratic-Republican party. Andrew Jackson was a General and Henry Clay was the Speaker of the House while they were nominated for the presidential race.

Prior to joining politics, both Clay and Jackson were lawyers and both supported and worked for the preservation of the Federal Union.
Answered by tnttr33
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Both Clay and Jackson served in public office in the 1800s.

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