Everyone was discussing their time in Congress. Which two could not agree on the benefits of certain policies in reference to their individual states?
- Andrew Jackson Andrew Johnson
- Franklin Pierce Martin Van Buren
- William H. Harrison Warren Harding
- John Quincy Adams John F. Kennedy
Answer
The correct answer is B) Franklin Pierce Martin Van Buren.
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