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Supported taxes on goods brought into the country Believed in the rights of the common man Opposed slavery

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This question is in reference to the United States Presidential election of 1824 between the main challengers John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson.

A variant of this question includes the idea: Favored a strong central government

Views supported by John Quincy Adams

  • Supported taxes on goods brought into the country  
  • Opposed slavery
  • Favored a strong central government

Views supported by Andrew Jackson

  • Believed in the rights of the common man
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Answer:

Supported taxes on goods brought into the country  

✔ Adams

Believed in the rights of the common man  

✔ Jackson

Opposed slavery  

✔ Adams

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