Andrew Jackson was elected the 7th president, serving from 1829-1837. He was elected as a "common man" having directly appealed to the mass population. When he left the presidency in 1837, he left which of the following political parties vigorous and well-organized? A. Whig B. Democratic C. Republican D. Communist

Andrew Jackson significantly strengthened the Democratic Party during his presidency, promoting the idea of a party that represented the interests of the "common man." His populist approach encouraged greater participation in politics and laid the foundation for future Democratic campaigns, making the party vigorous and well-organized by the time he left office in 1837. To really geek out on Jackson's legacy, check out "American Lion" by Jon Meacham. It delves into the complexities of his presidency and personality, shedding light on how his policies and character influenced the development of the Democratic Party and shaped the nation in the years to come. It’s an engaging read that brings this historical figure to life!