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He was only a boy when the Revolution took plve, but he did all he could to fight the British, was captured as a POW and slashed by a British officer's sword when refused to polish the man's boots. He also lost his two older brothers and his mother due to direct and indirect affects of the war.
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Who were Andrew Jackson's siblings?
Andrew Jackson had two siblings, a brother named Hugh and a brother named Robert. They both died during the American War of Independence.
Was Andrew Jackson a leader during the American independence movement?
No, he was still a boy and was not at a leader, but he was engaged in the fighting and was actually captured as a POW by the British for a short time and almost died from small pox.
When Was Andrew Jackson a war general?
The American colonial war (also called by the rebels - i.e. traitors- as the American war of Independence)
Who was the American leader at the battle of new Orleans?
Andrew Jackson
How did Andrew Jackson feel about the Texas Independence?
Jolly Good!
How did the victory at New Orleans change the American peoples views of Andrew Jackson?
it made the American People think of Andrew Jackson as a "Hero".
What was the name of the rebellious teenager that fought for independence in America?
Andrew Jackson
How old was Andrew Jackson when the Declaration of Independence was signed?
He was almost 62 when his first term began and almost 70 when he left office.
Who is the father of the American diconary?
Andrew Jackson
Was Andrew Jackson mean to American fighters?
no
Rebellious movement of frontiersmen in the southern colonies that included andrew jackson?
Regulator Movement
Who was important to the abolition movement in America?
the person who was important to the abolition movement in america was andrew jackson
