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he was for the "common man"
but to Jackson the common man was a middle class white man
since he opposed Indians and was a proponent for slavery

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He promised to look out for the common people and votes would be majority rule.

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Andrew Jackson, a Democrat from Tennessee, won the presidential election of 1828 by appealing to common people. His opponent, John Quincy Adams, was mocked as an elitist.

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