Southerners felt betrayed by Andrew Jackson after he became president in 1828 because: a) Jackson supported the idea of gradually phasing slavery out of existence. b) he refused to abolish the Tariff of 1828, which resulted in higher prices for manufactured goods and retaliatory tariffs on southern cotton by foreign countries. c) as an Indian-lover, Jackson resisted public pressure to remove the Five Major Tribes of the Southeast. d) a and c

Southerners felt betrayed by Andrew Jackson after he became president in 1828 because: a) Jackson supported the idea of gradually phasing slavery out of existence. b) he refused to abolish the Tariff of 1828, which resulted in higher prices for manufactured goods and retaliatory tariffs on southern cotton by foreign countries. c) as an Indian-lover, Jackson resisted public pressure to remove the Five Major Tribes of the Southeast. d) a and c