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Andrew Jackson must have been a force to reckon with. What was his political “base”? (Who voted for him? What was his appeal? What was his platform?) How were the interests of his constituency revealed in his handling of the Nullification Crisis, the killing of the Bank of the U.S., and Indian Removal?

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Andrew Jackson was popular among the common man and he wanted universal white man suffrage.

Nullification: disputed states rights to nullify a federal law

B.U.S: andrew jackson was against it because he had lost almost all of his money through it

Indian Removal Act: was signed into law by president Jackson

Popular among small farmers (manifest destiny= more land for farmers)

Wanted to expand federal power

Strict constitution

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Answer:Andrew jackson was popular among the common man and he wanted universal white man suffrage. Nullification :disputed states rights to nullify a fedral law andrew jackson was against it because he had lost almost all of his money through it.

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