Andrew Jackson

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Because some Northerners fought for the Confederates, and some Southerners fought for the Union.

General George Thomas of Virginia declared that he would keep to his original oath to defend the United States. His family were so ashamed that they turned his portraits to face the wall.

Philadelphia-born General John C. Pemberton had married the daughter of a Virginia planter and had become enamoured with the Southern way of life. He joined the Confederates, even though two of his brothers were officers in the Union army.

A patriot, a self-made man, and a war hero.

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I very much doubt that he had any African blood. Both of his parents came from Ireland and the Irish did not have much contact with Africa in those days.

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he thought that the union was more important and thought that nullification was a type of treason against the union that he held so dear. to him, states' rights were second compared to his union holding together.

Jackson issued the Specie Circular, an executive order that required buyers of government lands to pay in specie (gold or silver coins). The result was a great demand for these coins which many banks did not have enough of to exchange for their notes, causing the Panic of 1837.

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No. Jackson said that for at least all American white men.

to strengthen the government's currency

Not much is known about Andrew Jackson's family history. His mother and father were Scotch-Irish and traveled from Ireland to what later became the US in 1765. They probably landed in Pennsylvania and traveled overland to the Scotch-Irish community in the Waxhaws region. His father was Andrew Jackson, Sr., and was born in Carrickfergus, County Antrim, in Ireland around 1738. His mother was Elizabeth

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To strengthen party loyalty, Jackson set about replacing federal employees with friends or party loyalists. He said that any normal human being could do a government job so why not reward the people who helped him win the election ?

Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States; he is credited for finding the Democratic party. When referenced by historians, his time in office is often called the Jacksonian Democracy.

Everyone admired Jackson as a patriot, a self-made man, and a war hero. His parents, poor farmers, died before he was 15. He also fought with the Patriots in the American Revolution. Before he was 30, he was elected to Congress from Tennessee. When he became president, a spirit of equality spread through American politics. ALso, some states had loosened or soon would loosen the property of requirements for voting. And lastly, democracy expanded as people who had not been allowed to vote voted for the first time. In 1824-1828, the percentage of white males voting in presidential elections increased from 26.9% to 57.6%.

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Well respected for his legal knowledge, Andrew Jackson began to make a military name for himself as he led men in battles against the Indians.His efforts in expanding the borders of the United States were also very much appreciated.

Andrew Jackson addressed several topics in his letters to his wife. He wrote about their son, the treaty with the Cherokee Nation, and bone shards in his shoulder.

Without doubt, Jackson favored the removal of American Indians to lands west of the Mississippi River, some will contend that he was inclined to do so in an effort to preserve the Indian culture. Others contend that his support of Indian Removal was an act of predjudice. There is also the opinion that financial consideration was involved in his policy. In any case, his policy carried on beyond his term of office,

Andrew Meikle (1719 - 27 November 1811) was an early mechanical engineer credited with inventing the threshing machine, a device used to remove the outer husks from grains of wheat.

Sam Houston had a complex relationship with Andrew Jackson, characterized by both admiration and political alliance. Houston served under Jackson during the War of 1812 and was influenced by his leadership style. Later, as a prominent figure in Texas independence, Houston sought Jackson's support for the Texan cause. Despite differences in their political views, both men shared a mutual respect and a commitment to the expansion of the United States.

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