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The upper class viewed Andrew Jackson's inauguration with disdain and apprehension. They considered it a populist affair that symbolized the rise of the "common man" over elite interests, fearing it would undermine their traditional social and political dominance. Jackson's background as a self-made man and his appeal to the masses challenged the established order, leading many in the upper class to worry about the potential for social unrest and the erosion of their privileges.
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What did Frederick Douglass think of Andrew Jackson?
Well, Frederick Douglass was against slavery. He did many things to abolish slavery. He thought nothing of Andrew Jackson because Andrew was a slave holder. So Fredrick Douglass And Andrew Jackson had different views.My Source: My Brain, Social Studies Class And Wiki:)
Which president survived smallpox?
Andrew Jackson, I think, had some small pox scars.
Who was the 7th President?
Andrew Jackson might have been the 7th i think someone else was but whatever. put Andrew Jackson
Did Andrew Jackson get cut brutely by british mans sword?
Andrew Jackson did get cut i don't think brutley though
What did the people in the north think of Andrew Jackson?
they liked him
How did the victory at New Orleans change the American peoples views of Andrew Jackson?
it made the American People think of Andrew Jackson as a "Hero".
What did people in the North think of President Andrew Jackson?
they liked him
How did Andrew Jackson communicate with people?
He used a telephone i think.
What kind of politics was Andrew Jackson in?
i think 1508 or 1588
What are the parents of the Andrew Jackson name?
Andrew(senior, I think) Jackson and Elizabeth Hutchinson JAckson. THey were Scotch-Irish immigrants, and his father died five days before he was born.
Were did Andrew Jackson spend most of his life?
I think its North Carolina
Did Andrew Jackson have any White House pets?
I think he did have a parrot.
