Question

Which of the following best explains Andrew Jackson’s supporters in the election of 1828?

Answer 1

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In his early years, Andrew Jackson was involved in land speculation, in which land belonging to Native Indians, were claimed by the residents. During this time, he acquired several hundreds of acres of land and kept several hundreds of slaves to look after his estates. He meted out severe punishments to slaves who erred in their work.

His supporters in the 1828 election, were also those, who approved the above harsh realities.

Andrew Jackson (1767 – 1845) was the 7th President of the United States.

Answer 2

Explanation:

In 1824, Jackson wins the electoral votes with huge popularity, but he lost contingent election which was held at the Representatives House. Henry Clay and Adams were accused by the Jackson’s supporters for corrupt bargain and his supporters plan to support him for the re-match in 1828. In this re-match, Jackson again achieved a plurality of the entire popular and electoral vote.