Which of the Following Statements Is True of Andrew Jackson

question 6

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true of Andrew Jackson?

• A) He treated the destruction of slavery as a personal crusade despite intense resistance
• From the South.
• B) He oversaw the creation of legislation outlawing dueling, which raised his profile as a
• Presidential candidate.
• C) He rose as a presidential candidate because of his popular contributions as part of
• Monroe's second-term cabinet.
• D) He was viewed as combative and had no moral reservations about the institution of
• Slavery, as he owned many slaves.
• E) He was the only president to have never been married, which many voters held
• Against him.

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