How was Andrew Jackson different from other presidential candidates in 1824?

He did not enslave African Americans.
He was from a southern state.
He had a background in law.
He had a humble background.

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How was Andrew Jackson different from other presidential candidates in 1824?

He did not enslave African Americans.
He was from a southern state.
He had a background in law.
He had a humble background.

anonymous · Answer

He had a humble background. 

i believe that's right. It has been a while since i studied Civil war

killer_shadow · Answer

well he was from a southern state

killer_shadow · Answer

but also was a general i believe

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, but most of the other presidential candidates came from rich/well educated backgrounds. 

which leads me to my answer. i still may be wrong though

killer_shadow · Answer

true

killer_shadow · Answer

however he was born between the carolinas but is considered a southern state then

anonymous · Answer

well, both of the Carolinas are considered southern states because they are both below the Mason-Dixon Line

killer_shadow · Answer

true

salemlover352 · Answer

The other candidates were from the south to so wouldn't it be a humble background?

anonymous · Answer

it seems like the only logical answer

killer_shadow · Answer

well fuk babe i don't no i guess go with that