Andrew Jackson is considered the first (political party President 1) Republican 2) Whig 3) Federalist 4) Democratic

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Andrew Jackson is considered the first

(political party President
1) Republican
2) Whig
3) Federalist
4) Democratic

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The last option ! I hope this helps :)

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