Which is true of the Presidency of Andrew Jackson?

It opened a more aristocratic era in American political life.
It opened a more democratic era in American political life.
It continued to build upon the practice of highly educated, wealthy men in government.
It began a period of limitations on the rights of common people.

Question

Which is true of the Presidency of Andrew Jackson?
 	
	It opened a more aristocratic era in American political life.
	It opened a more democratic era in American political life.
	It continued to build upon the practice of highly educated, wealthy men in government.
	It began a period of limitations on the rights of common people.

awolflover1 · Answer

Ideas?

anonymous · Answer

He was a common man and was not highly educated, so he was not an aristocrat. He didn't always care about laws and vetoed many acts of legislation so it wasn't more democratic.

D is probably the best answer.