Andrew Jackson

Congress wanted Johnson impeached because he refused to cooperate or compromise over black rights and the reconstruction of state governments in the South. Congress was comprised of many Republicans which was the complete opposite of what Johnson wanted. The Republican's tried to pass many bills such as the Civil Rights Bill which Johnson vetoed. They realised he wasn't doing anything they wanted and when he removed Edwin M. Stanton (who was a republican spy in office) Congress tried to impeach him based on the fact that he went against the newly established Tenure of Office Act. They failed to do so in the long run.

D. Jackson ignored the ruling and forced the Cherokee to move.

I covered my old butcher block lamanent coutertops with a spray that looks like stone that I purchased at a home improvement center. I think it was called STONE CREATIONS. I then sealed it with 5 coats of polyurathene and I am very very happy with the results! It is durable to a point.....and has held up very well. It can eventually chip but the way I looked at it this was just to get me through until I do replace the countertops. I am very happy with the way it updated my kitchen. I did this in one weekend and that was 2 years ago. It still looks good but does need occaisional touch up. What I did was mask off everything around the counters just like if you were spray painting. ON Friday night I applied the first coat of spray and let it dry overnight. I then applied the 2nd coat and then on Sunday morning I started in with the polyurathene coats.....letting the first one dry really well. BY Sunday night I was through and I was so impressed. The stone spray comes in several colors.....the cost was about $8 a can and I used 4 cans, and I have a lot of counters space. I only wished I would have done it sooner to update my kitchen because I hated those outdated butcher block counters. Good luck and on a scale of 1 to 10 of difficulty I would rate this project a 2 for easy.....the hardest part was masking off cabinets and windows surounding the counters...I just used painters tape and newspaper.....just time consuming.....but a project I highly recommend to cover ugly countertops.

Yes, he has four younger siblings; Samuel Jr, Helen, Luther and Alfred.

The Act requires that before being slaughtered, animals must be rendered unconscious by mechanical, electrical, or chemical means

The Indian Removal Act called for the exile of Native Americans from their ancestral lands. President Jackson supported it because he believed the Native Americans were troublesome and needed to be removed from the picture.

Two factors that spurred the development of the industrial and the market revolution were the invention of steam technology and computers.

He was a great president, but could have been rough at times including:

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Many Native tribes were forced to move from Georgia and other parts of the South to the area west of the Mississippi River designated as the Indian Territory as a result of Andrew Jackson's policies. Some of the tribes included the Cherokee, Muscogee, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw, and this event is now known as the Trail of Tears for the vast fatalities suffered.

Jackson claimed that the bank protected wealthy elites rather than the common man. In fact, the leadership of the bank (ex. Nicholas Biddle) was extremely corrupt, and powerful people were able to completely make up interest rates, choose who the bank would and wouldn't lend to, and print as much worthless money as they wanted (causing inflation that led to the Panic of 1837)

Guarantee that the Southern ruling class would not return to power. He hated the wealthy Southern planters, so he wanted to get rid of them. It failed to break the power of the antebellum planter elites.

Andrew Jackson did not have a middle name for some unknown reason.

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He made Indians move out of the states, walking down the "trail of tears."He also reformed the American Government, he decreased the economic problems, and he made life in America easier with the better conditions. He did have some problems with some other states, South Carolina in particular. He also fought the Native Americnas who resisted and rebelled like Osceola.

its not necessarily good (for the native americans, anyway) but he did the whole trail of tears thing, pushed the indians out west, and allowed for more American settlement in the places the natives had vacated

Unlike the previous Presidents who never issued a veto unless they believed it violated the Constitution, Jackson believed he should veto bills that were bad laws to have even if they were not unconstitutional. He also vetoed bills that violated the constitution. I do not know the specifics of the 12 bill alluded to by this question.

. Jackson has recently been renowned for his toughness, and has been given the nickname of "Old Hickory". This nickname came from the fact that neither illnesses nor injuries stopped him when he was taking the field to lead his men against the enemy. His troops responded by comparing him to hickory, which is amongst the hardest of woods, that are skinny enough to match his skinny figure.

Jackson was the commander of the American forces. It was believed that his troops (mostly militiamen) fought so bravely as to defeat the British, but evidence points to a strange halt in the British advance, within range of the American guns, which probably contributed greatly to their demise.

In 1817-1818, President Monroe orders Jackson to chase raiding Seminole Indians back into Florida, but not to invade Florida. Instead, Jackson invaded Florida, captured military forts, executed two British subjects for stirring up Indian attacks, and replaced the Spanish governor.

Many members of Monroe's cabinet believed that Jackson should have been court-martialed for his actions in Florida. With that said, the Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams, saved the day for Jackson and it was ruled that Jackson had acted in self defense in Florida.

Jackson did many things before he was President. He passed the bar exam and went to Tennessee to practice law. He bought some land and did some farming. He was appointed as a federal judge. He bought and sold land to make money.

He was the first Congressman from Tennessee and soon thereafter made a US Senator. He found the job frustrating and boring and resigned. He ran a store for awhile. He fought in the war of 1812 and lead the Army in the Seminole War as a general. He served on the Tennessee Supreme Court. He ran for President and won the popular vote but lost the election. He then became a US senator again and won the next presidential election.

The 'Whig' party was organized against Andrew Fackson

who did Andrew Jackson not move???

I believe that Jackson is against Indians just like some people discriminate against black people which is beyond wrong. Like in his speech he stated that it would be cruel as unjust to make people move from their home and the grave of their fathers. but yet he did it anyway. So there you have it my opinion.

Andrew Jackson hated Native Americans because he was brought up hearing words of prejudice. His mother taught him to despise Indians because she had several family members that were killed by Natives. Jackson brought his hatred for the Indians into his presidency, explaining why the Natives called him "Black Heart" and "Devil". I have Native friends that will not even use a twenty dollar bill. His acts of abuse and treachery are still remembered, never to be forgotten.

President Andrew Jackson claimed that use of the spoils system increased democracy in the federal government because it allowed larger numbers of people to hold public office. Jackson was the 7th President of the United States.