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Jackson was more a man of the people than were any of the past Presidents. Both of his parents were uneducated immigrants and he never went to college.

He grew up on the frontier, was noted as an Indian fighter and had a spectacular victory over the British at New Orleans. He ended the Bank of the United States which made loans with federal funds mostly to serve the privileged people in the East. He was also a colorful character and set a fine figure in his military uniform on a war-horse.

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Because he was a hero and made people feel safe . He believed that he was the champion of the common man and did all he could to further their interests. The people responded and loved him.

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Because he's gay and we all think gays are cuddly and cute. x

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