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What party formed to protest king Andrew?
The party that was formed was called the Whig Party.
Party form to protest King Andrew?
The Whig Party
Who called Jackson king Andrew?
President Jackson was called that by his enemies in the Wig party.
What is a protest of Martin Luther king?
Martin Luther King had a protest against slavery.
Why is the Boston Tea Party not considered a peaceful protest?
It was not considered a peaceful protest because tea was taxed and it made the king rich, but when we threw the tea, the king didn't make any money off of it, and so his pockets weren't completely full of gold, which was a sign of rebellion.
How did colonists protest against the quartering act?
They threatend to kill the king and soldiers and refused to house the soldiers.
Why did Andrew Jackson's opponents call him a jackass?
King Andrew, Representing king Andrew I
When was Andrew Lawrence-King born?
Andrew Lawrence-King was born in 1953.
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.
Information about Andrew Jackson being a king?
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.
Andrew Jackson's nickname was .?
Old HickoryDetractor's NicknameDetractors and those who opposed Jackson's politics called him "Jackass". He was a Democrat and truly enjoyed the play on his last name. Because of this the symbol for the Democratic Party became the donkey. Another of his nicknames was King Andrew. Andrew Jackson was a strong president who used the office to forcefully pursue his agenda. Many political opponents, fearing Jackson's use of power, called him "King Andrew." Out of this nickname sprung an opposing party, the Whig Party. The term Whig originated in Britain during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms when it was used to refer derisively to a radical faction of the Scottish Covenanters who called themselves the "Kirk Party."
