Which of the following statements would most likely describe how an upper class man felt about Jackson's approach to governing? (Click all that apply.)

Jackson sits in the White House kitchen to conduct meetings with his unofficial advisers. This
"Kitchen Cabinet" of his is not the proper sort of people to be running the country, especially Amos
Kendall, who is known as a "lying machine."

Jackson is not a wise leader as he does not depend on his official cabinet for advice on how to lead
our country. Instead, he listens to his friends and political supporters to make his decisions.

Jackson is allowing the rich to continue influencing the government by giving them unofficial
positions in his "Kitchen Cabinet," out of the sight of his critics and those who are suspicious of his
actions.