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Which animal is ruthlessly down for blubber?
whales
What Louisiana politician turned down the offer of emperor?
Andrew Jackson
Who was the president who was responsible for shutting down the National Bank?
Andrew Jackson
When did south carolina threaten nullification of federal law and back down in the face of andrew jackson's military threat?
1832
How did Andrew Jackson portray himself during the 1828 campaign?
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How did Andrew Jackson portray himself during the 1828 Presidential campaign?
nova net a down-to-earth man with humble roots
Who was the President in office during the Seminole uprisings in Florida?
The Seminoles had more than one uprising. The first conflict occurred 1814-1819 while James Monroe was President. The second Seminole War began late in Andrew Jackson;s second term when the government attempted to move the Seminoles out of Florida. It continued through all of Martin Van Buren's term and finally died down after William Harrison and John Tyler took office. James Buchanan was president during what might be called the third and last Seminole war.
On what party ticket did Andrew Jackson run for presidency in 1828?
There were no national parties who put up presidential candidates in 1824. Jackson was nominated by the Tennessee legislature and being well-known as a war hero picked up considerable support outside of Tennessee. None - the party system had broken down
Who led the hapsburg armies in putting down the Czech uprising?
The pope
Which phrase best describes the way Andrew Jackson portrayed himself during the 1828 camaign?
a "man of the people" or a "common man"
How long did it take General Himmler to put down the uprising in the Warsaw ghetto?
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What hero from war 1812 was elected president in 1828?
Andrew Jackson was the popular war hero who ran for president in 1824. Jackson had been a General in the Army. The citizens also liked him because he was down-to-earth, but he lost the election to John Quincy Adams. Jackson ran again in the next election and won. He was sworn in on March 4, 1829.
