In the 1830s, which president enhanced his authority by portraying himself as a tribune of the people and enlisting the people's support behind his policies?

A. Thomas Jefferson
B. Abraham Lincoln
C. James Monroe
D. George Washington
E. Andrew Jackson


Answer: E

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