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Was jackson more of a hamiltonian or jeffersonian?
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Was jackson more of a hamiltonian or jeffersonian?
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Andrew Jackson was a BIIGGGGGG Jeffersonian. He preached states' rights, and killed the Bank of the United States with fire. If you need me to go into more detail, I can.
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