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Andrew Jackson
Questions about Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States.
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What happen after Andrew Jackson raided Spanish settlements in Florida?
The word "raided" is not the right word. Jackson entered Spanish territory because the Spanish for the most part had ceased to govern. Indians who lived in Spanish territory made raids into US territory and escaped back home with no interference from the Spanish government. Likewise the British gave arms to the Indians, organized them, and incited them to attack people on the US- and the Spanish government which was supposed neutral in the War of 1812 did nothing to stop them.
What eventually happened was that the US gained control of the Spanish territory along the gulf coast and Florida and put a stop to these problems.
What has the author Andrew Jackson Hinshaw written?
Andrew Jackson Hinshaw has written:
'Genealogy, 27 generations, 800 years, Hinshaw's ... Fleming's and ancestors ..'
What role and size of government did Andrew Jackson support?
He favored a small central government. He believed in the Constitution which says
that all powers not explicitly given to the federal government belong to the states.
He did , however, believe that the union was undisolvable -- that states could never
secede .
What were Andrew Jackson nicknames?
His first nickname was Old Hickory. After he became president, he became known more commonly as "King Veto" and "King Andrew the First."
Right after the armed march of the Paxton Boys, it was the regulator movement. Page 88 of Thirteenth AP Edition of the American Pageant. Taking AP U.S. History I suppose?
What did Andrew Jackson do to become president?
He was nationally famous as the hero of the battle of New Orleans and later as
victor in the Seminole war and territorial governor of Florida. He was already a
well-known political leader in Tennessee state politics. He wrote letters to friends and newspapers about his ideas for reform in federal government and attracted enough
favorable attention that the Tennessee legislature put his name up for President in 1824.
What were Andrew Jacksons arguments for the removal of the native Americans to uninhabited lands?
- more room for the amerian to settle
What does Jackson think about the people of South Carolina?
Jackson thinks he is on solid ground in his approach. He trusts congress will support his efforts to preserve the union.
What impact did the president Andrew Jacksons actions in the 1830s have on the economy?
They caused inflation to rise
A hermitage is a place for restful retreat. It is literally the home of a hermit. Andrew Jackson called his plantation home the Hermitage.
What state has one of its cities named Jackson?
Jackson, California.
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Jackson, Mississippi.
How did a state's right believer feel about the nullification crisis and Jackson?
The "state's rights believes" supported the idea of nullification because this protected the state's rights, and they belived Jackson was being unconstitutional with the tarriff of 1828.
