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How did Americans view Jackson after the War of 1812? as a careless soldier as a poor leader as a war hero as a traitor
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How did Americans view Jackson after the War of 1812?

as a careless soldier
as a poor leader
as a war hero
as a traitor

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Answer:I’m pretty sure C aka War hero

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