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Which of the following was not a paradoxical feature of Andrew Jackson's public career?A. Although men of wealth, he was hailed as protector of the "common man"B.Although hailed as protector of the "common man," he opposed the extension of democratic rights to blacks and IndiansC. Although suspicious of creditors and paper money, he was a leading defender of the Bank of the United StatesD. Although an avowed champion of states' rights and limited government, he fought tenaciously as president to affirm the Supremacy of national government
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