The now famous X was first associated with the A's in 1828 during Andrew Jackson's presidential campaign. His opponents called him an"X" and Jackson decided to use X as a symbol of will-power on his campaign posters. Later, a cartoonist used X in newspaper cartoons and made the symbol famous. The same cartoonist also invented the Y associated with the B's. In a cartoon that appeared in Harper's Weekly in 1874, he drew a X clothed in lion's skin scaring away all the animals at the zoo. One of those animals B was labeled as "B".
Solve for X, Y, A and B.
Answer: The Democratic(A) donkey(X) and the Republican(B) elephant.(Y)
4 Answers:
X- Donkey
A- Democratic Party
Y- Elephant
B- Republicans
X-Jackass
A-Democrats
Y-Elephant
B-Republicans
(A) Democratic party's (X) donkey,
(Y) Elephant , (B) The republican party
X = Jackass (Donkey)
A = Democratic Party (USA)
Y = Elephant
B = Republican Party (USA)
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