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Question
jackson forever!
the hero of two wars and of ours too!
the man of the people!
presidency!
because
it should be derived from the
people!
knock down
old hickory
- which group of people is the campaign poster trying to reach?
- which words in the poster describe andrew jackson?
Brief Explanations
- For question 17: The poster emphasizes the presidency being "derived from the PEOPLE" and frames Jackson as "The Man of the People," targeting eligible voters (common citizens, as Jackson's campaign focused on expanding access to voting for white male commoners of the era).
- For question 18: The poster uses explicit descriptive phrases for Andrew Jackson, highlighting his military and populist image.
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- Eligible voting citizens (specifically the common white male voters of the era, the "people" the poster references as the source of presidential power)
- "Jackson Forever!", "The Hero of Two Wars and of Orleans!", "The Man of the People!", "Old Hickory"