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Andrew jackson was the first president of the united states who did not come from aristocracy. therefore, his attack on the bank of the united states could be viewed as
a) a means of insuring the use of silver and gold.
b) confrontation and constraint of the eastern moneyed class.
c) payback to the eastern politicians that did not support him.
d) a means of showing he was invincible because of his military experience.
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