Answer:
The region of the country that supported Jackson as a candidate were the southern and middle states (Adams won most of New England).
This is likely because New England voters were more oriented towards Adams' support of the industrial interests of the New England states. Jackson drew votes from the southern and middle states because of their agriculture economies. He appealed to the average citizen of the U.S. at the time; most were farmers who would not see any benefit in Adams' push for commercialism. Jackson was the more appealing candidate.
Explanation:
See above.
