Which groups supported Jackson in the election of 1888?

Answer 1

The common people wanted a president that supported them. John Q. Adams only supported the "elite" or rather rich nobles. After Jackson became president he swtiched from a federal bank to the state banks. Since Jackson had the banks under the "rule" of his friends , the banks went into a crisis (Panic of 1837). The crisis was caused by : 1) Bad loans and printed worthless money(inflation).

Inflation:Rapid production of money which causes the value of the money to decrease.(money without value)

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Answer 2

Jackson became the leader of a new party called the Democratic party.

Answer 3

Andrew Jackson's supporters celebrated his election as a victory for the "common man" over the rich, well-born, and powerful

Answer 4

Andrew Jackson ran for President in 1824, 1828 and 1832. The election of 1888 was Grover Cleveland vs. Benjamin Harrison.

Answer 5

The common people.

Answer 6

The Democratics

Answer 7

Southern farmers