he did not like jhon c calhoun's profession so but he never touched him.
Other way around ;) Jackson for some reason hated Calhoun and tried to get rid of him.
Jackson tried to kill him, and Calhoun (scared for his life, and very sensitive emotionally) resigned, and accepted a Senate seat.
Andrew Jackson did not kill his adopted son, Lyncoca. Lyncoca died of disease.
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Jackson and Calhoun were doomed to split, as Calhoun tried to have Jackson arrested in 1819 in the Florida invasion, then lied about it for years to Jackson. The Peggy Eaton situation exacerbated the situation, as Calhoun's wife Floride was entirely opposed to the entrance of Peggy into society and began the social war that led to the firing of Jackson's cabinet and the secretary of war chasing the secretary of the treasury with loaded weapons and intent to kill. When in the middle of the petticoat affair, when Jackson was already upset with Calhoun for his opposition to Peggy's place in society, Jackson was informed that Calhoun had lied about Florida, Jackson split with Calhoun completely. If you want to read a well documented historical novel on the Petticoat Affair, see "The Breath of Suspicion" on Kindle.
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because they were fighting over wives
Biddle was the president of the bank and certainly did not intend to kill it, but his challenge to Andrew Jackson to have the charter renewed in an election year did result its demise, so in a sense he helped kill it.
Andrew Jackson did not personally kill many Indians . He was the commander of an army that fought Indians and killed maybe 2000 . He left office before the Trail of Tears took place and it was not the result of a presidential directive but rather an act of Congress. There were about 300,000 Indians in 1830, so you say that 2000 died from Andrew Jackson, that is 0.067%.
Andrew Jackson's wife, Rachel Donelson Robards, died from a heart attack in 1828. Although the cause of death was natural, Jackson blamed John Quincy Adams, claiming Adams' campaign had dishonored her.
Andrew Jackson neither died or was killed in office. He died after his Presidency. Although while in office he did take two bullets that nearly hit his heart but did not kill him. Those two bullets never got removed
Even though Andrew Jackson was relatively wealthy, he campaigned as a common person. He stood for the rights of everyone whether they were rich or poor.
Jackson means don't aim for your enemy's head to kill them or be intellectually argue with them. Instead aim to influence their heart.