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How did Andrew Jackson represent what Alexis de Tocqueville recognized as the American character?

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Andrew Jackson represented what Alexis de Tocqueville recognized as the American character through his emphasis on individualism, populism, and a distrust of centralized power. Jackson's presidency reflected the democratic spirit and the belief in the ability of ordinary citizens to participate in government, which were key aspects of the American character identified by Tocqueville. Additionally, Jackson's policies and actions, such as his support for westward expansion and his championing of the common man, aligned with Tocqueville's observations about American society.

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