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Andrew Jackson was not a king but the Whig Party called him a king because he acted like the last king. The last king was went the thirteen states where not free. Since he was cruel and mean people though of Jackson like that also.
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Andrew Jackson was never a king. He served as the 7th President of the United States from 1829 to 1837. While he was often criticized for his authoritarian leadership style, he upheld the principles of democracy and the American Constitution during his presidency.
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When did Andrew Jackson King die?
Andrew Jackson King died in 1923.
When was Andrew Jackson King born?
Andrew Jackson King was born in 1833.
Why Andrew Jackson should be praised?
Andrew Jackson should be praised because when he was the president, it was like him being king he had too have power or else he would start killing
Why did Andrew Jackson's opponents call him a jackass?
King Andrew, Representing king Andrew I
What led President Andrew Jackson's opponents to call him King Andrew?
Andrew Jackson expanded the powers of the presidency, which led to his opponents referring to him as King Andrew. Jackson was president from 1829 to 1837.
What president nickname was king mob?
Andrew Jackson
What president is nicknamed king Andrew the first?
Andrew Jackson (7th President of the United States)
Was Jackson more of a king Andrew or a people champion?
in my opinion he was more like a king Andrew
Was Andrew Jackson's nickname old ironsides?
No it was "old hickory" of "king andrew"
Who called Jackson king Andrew?
President Jackson was called that by his enemies in the Wig party.
Andrew Jackson like a king or a president?
It is important to know what the important historical figures are, and what they did. Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States.
Who was Jackson being compared to in king Andrew the first?
There was no King Andrew I that Jackson was compared to. Some people gave him that name because they felt he was acting like a King instead of a US President. Jackson made more use of his Constitutional veto power than past presidents had. He also failed to do anything to enforce at least one Supreme Court ruling that he did not agree with.
