Andrew Jackson was primarily supported by

A. By Native Americans who pledged loyalty to AMerica

B. By the wealthy aristocrats that could put him into

C. Farmers, laborers, and average Americans

During his lifetime (1767-1845), Jackson went from poverty to wealth because he personally embraced the institution of slavery. Enslaved workers grew his cotton, built and tended his house and helped him gain a social foothold in Southern society. Jackson owned as many as 161 enslaved people, buying and selling them, using their labor to build his fortune and even bringing them to the White House to work for him.

Andrew Jackson was primarily supported by A. By Native Americans who pledged loyalty to AMerica B. By the wealthy aristocrats that could put him into C. Farmers, laborers, and average Americans

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Andrew Jackson was primarily supported by

A. By Native Americans who pledged loyalty to AMerica

B. By the wealthy aristocrats that could put him into

C. Farmers, laborers, and average Americans