What tactics did the whigs borrow from jackson's campaign to win the election of 1840?

The Whigs tried to win support from the common man by making William Henry Harrison to be a humble man of the people. They portrayed his political opponent, President Martin Van Buren as a wealthy man who cared only for the well-being of the rich. In reality, it was Harrison who came from a rich and prominent family while Van Buren came from a poor, working family.

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