Andrew Jackson's Early National Reputation Stemmed Mainly from His

question 32

Multiple Choice

Andrew Jackson's early national reputation stemmed mainly from his

• A) political support for John Quincy Adams.
• B) military exploits against Native Americans and the British.
• C) crusades on behalf of Native Americans.
• D) diplomacy with the Spanish over problems in Florida.

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