What were Andrew Jackson's views on Industry?

Answer 1

He did not see much of industrialization in western TN where he lived. But when he

was running for a second term as President and visited the Northeast and saw some modern factories, he was favorably impressed by the "Yankee ingenuity" that could make such machinery and rejoiced once more in the nation that he was part of.

Answer 2

Living as he did on the frontier , he did not have much contact with what we think of as industry today. During his second term as President, he made a grand tour up to the Northeast and visited some mills and was very favorably impressed with the "Yankee" ingenuity that could design and build such creations and rejoiced to be part of such great country.

Answer 3

jack accepted indusry as essential to American society

Answer 4

Mr. Jackson loved industrialization! He thought it was good.