that's what im sayin cause i need some answers for my president project
Stonewall Jackson General Andrew Jackson: 'Stonewall' is Thomas & was not born until 1824....
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A Victory for the Common Man
Pierce was an admirer of President Andrew Jackson. Even though he did not particularly want to be president, he must have had been inspired by Andrew Jackson's example of what a president could be.
The "chosen class" was everyone and no one. Jackson himself was once poor, and therefore could sympathize with struggling Americans. During his presidency, classes became less-distinguished and the "common man" emerged as (in terms of "class") a middle-class industrial worker.
Jackson supported nullification, provided that states could show that the law being nullified would truly hurt them.
No one truly knows because no one could read his mind or no how he feels
Andrew Jackson was influential because people could relate to him. He believed in equality and he understood the needs of the people. His influence led to Martin Van Buren creating the Democratic party.
he led the trail of tears and removed every native American he posibly could :(
The law was that any person rich or poor could vote.
Jackson supported nullification, provided that states could show that the law being nullified would truly hurt them.
Until Andrew Jackson, only land owners could vote. Jackson was a president of the people. He had many former army members that had served under him in the War of 1812 go home to vote for Jackson. Jackson had military experience as a general and a military governor in Florida. He didn't have any civilian experience.