What policy was supported by Andrew Jackson?

Answer 1

Andrew Jackson was viewed as a protector of popular democracy and individual liberty but also supported slavery and Indian Removal. He also opposed the Second Bank of the United States, later succeeding in destroying "the monster". He disliked Nicholas Biddle, Henry Clay, and John Qiuncy Adams. Though he utilized Henry Clay's ability to make compomises.;

Answer 2

Andrew Jackson believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution. He supported the kind of government which he believed the founders of the United States had tried to set up. He did not accept the idea of nullification which would allow states to ignore federal law and not pay federal taxes. He used the presidential veto whenever he thought laws passed by Congress were bad for the nation even if they did not violate the constitution.

Answer 3

removal of native-american tribes

Answer 4

Indian Removal Act

Answer 5

wide use of protective tariff

Answer 6

Indian removal