After the election of 1824, Andrew Jackson viewed John Quincy Adams as a patriot who relied on the political support of average citizens. An aristocrat who used his connections to gain political support. An honest Republican who dealt fairly with other politicians. A dishonest Democrat who dealt unfairly with other politicians.

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Jordin Marsh

24 May, 16:31

After the election of 1824, Andrew Jackson viewed John Quincy Adams as a patriot who relied on the political support of average citizens. An aristocrat who used his connections to gain political support. An honest Republican who dealt fairly with other politicians. A dishonest Democrat who dealt unfairly with other politicians.

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Elliana Guzman · Answer 1

The correct answer is: After the election of 1824, Andrew Jackson viewed John Quincy Adams as an aristocrat who used his connections to gain political support.

Quincy Adams had a much better education than Jackson, their different backgrounds instantly set them apart. Unlike Adams, Jackson was more supportive of common citizens.