A member of Jackson's Democratic Party would be interested in all of following except

A. Social deference

B. Party loyalty

C. Majority rules

D. The right to participate in elections

A. Social deference

Explanation:

It is unlikely that a member of Jackson's Democratic Party would be interested in social deference. Social deference refers to submitting to someone who you recognize as superior to you. The Democratic Party is one of the two main parties in the United States, and it arose when the Democratic-Republican party members disagreed over the choice of a successor to James Monroe. Those who supported Andrew Jackson created the Democratic Party.

A member of Jackson's Democratic Party would be interested in all of the following except;

A. Social deference

Deference implies a yielding or submitting to the judgment of a recognized superior, out of respect or reverence.