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Andrew Jackson
Questions about Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States.
2,252 Questions
What kind of government did Andrew Jackson believe in?
He believed in a Democratic Republic.
Jackson believed in the kind of democratic republic that was established by the US
Constitution. However, he did favor some changes, one of which was to choose the
electors for president by direct popular vote.
What has the author Andrew Jackson Graham written?
Andrew Jackson Graham has written:
'Brief longhand: a system of longhand contractions' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Shorthand, Graham
'The synopsis of standard-phonography' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Shorthand, Graham
'The hand book of standard or American phonography' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Shorthand, Graham
'Business letters, first series, in the simple reporting style of Graham's standard phonography' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Shorthand, Graham
'The reporter's list of word-signs, contractions and phrase-signs ..' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Shorthand
Major achievements in life differ from person to person. However, some major achievements in life could be the birth of children, being successful at a job, or maintaining happiness.
Why were the Indians not forced to move before the 1830s?
Andrew Jackson requested it, 1830 removal act, and Gold
What four states in the northeast formed a cluster of support for Jackson's opponents?
Jackson was not very popular in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Why was Peggy Eaton was controversial because her background offended?
Peggy Eaton offended several people in Andrew Jackson's cabinet.
What changes taking place in the country contributed to Jackson's victory?
What changes
taking place in the country contributed to Jackson's victory
What led Andrew Jackson to become a historical figure?
Probably the main incident that most affected Andrew Jackson happened during the American Revolutionary War. Andrew was a Prisoner of war captured after the Battle of Hanging Rock. That was the westernmost British fort in South Carolina. In that area, a number of Cherokee indians fought on the side of the British. One historical sign in the area refers to a Cherokee General Tsali.
A British Lieutenant ordered Andrew's brother to polish his boots. His brother replied, "I am a Prisoner of War and not a man servant." The Lieutenant then took out his sword and killed Andrew's brother. Next he ordered Andrew to polish his boots. Andrew gave the same reply. The Lieutenant struck Andrew with his sword but did not kill him. From that moment on Andrew was driven to oppose the British and the Indians.
That experience seems to have been the driving experience behind the rest of Andrew's life.
Why was 1824 to 1845 referred to as the age of Jackson?
Decisions made by President Jackson had a lasting impact.
Describe the nullification crisis what did clay Webster Jackson and calhoun have to do with this?
Calhoun was the one that began it but, Jackson responded (to the ordinance that declared tariffs of 1828 and 1832) that on the path if continued hell would break lose and would give him the power for military assistance to collect tariff. Responded through forced bill.
Which federal officials were replaced when Jackson became president?
Yes he dismissed over 200 presidential appointies and nearly 2,000other officeholders.
Did the jacksons Indian policy move the Indians to the western side of the Mississippi?
yesss the Indian Removal Act
Who is Bishop-Elect Andrew Vujisic of Tralles?
Bishop-Elect Andrew (Vujisić) of Tralles: Archimandrite Andrew (Vujisić) is the bishop-elect of Tralles, with the responsibility of establishing and administering Pan-Orthodox communities in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean for the Ecumenical Patriarchate. This is a new and important development in the life of the Orthodox Church in the diaspora.
Archimandrite Andrew (born Zoran Vujisić on January 30, 1957) is the first child of the late Vojislav and Sofia Vujisić (née Jovović). He is a Montenegrin of the Moračani clan, and is a close relative of Metropolitan Amfilohije of Montenegro and the Littoral. He lived in the former Yugoslavia until he was 12 years old. In 1969, his family moved to West Germany, where he lived for one year before migrating to Australia. He is fluent in Serbian, English, and Spanish, and has a working knowledge of Romanian, Hungarian, and German.
He completed his undergraduate studies at Thomas Edison State College, and earned his Licentiate of Orthodox Sacred Theology at the St Sophia Ukrainian Orthodox Seminary. He also completed a M.A. Ed. degree, with Honors, at the University of Phoenix; a D. Min. in Marriage and Family Therapy (Summa cum laude) at Southern Christian University; and a Ph.D. in English and Applied Linguistics at Rhodes University. Recently he has further earned a Th.D. in Practical Theology from the University of South Africa with his doctoral dissertation on The Impact of Neptic-Psychotherapeutic Treatment on Self-Reported Depressive Symptomatology and Comorbid Anxiety. He was also elected to "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" in recognition of his academic accomplishments and scholarship.
He returned to Australia in 1981, and after receiving the monastic tonsure, he was ordained to the diaconate on January 29 (January 16, O. S.), 1988, and to the priesthood on February 15 (February 2, O. S.), 1989. After his ordination, he served as assistant priest in St. Mary's Orthodox Parish in Sydney, Australia, where he was instrumental in bringing many converts to Orthodoxy, several of whom now serve as Orthodox clergymen. He also served as interim rector of Holy Annunciation Romanian Orthodox Parish and of St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Parish, both in the Sydney metropolitan area.
From 1982 through 1995, Fr. Andrew served as director of St. Mary's Orthodox Community Welfare Center and coordinator of the parish's Community Refugee Sponsorship Program. He was also the administrator of the Archdiocesan Community Housing Program, which provided low cost housing for underprivileged families. Additionally, he served as Archdiocesan Religious Education Coordinator for Public Schools from 1991 through 1995.
In 1996, Fr. Andrew arrived in the Caribbean where he established St. Spyridon's Orthodox Mission, the first Orthodox parish in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He was elevated to the rank of Archimandrite by Metropolitan Athenagoras of Mexico on December 13 (November 30, O. S.), 1999.
In addition to his pastoral duties, Fr Andrew is the Rector of St. Basil of Ostrog Higher Institute of Theological Sciences and has served as a professor of the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Turabo in Gurabo, Puerto Rico, and as a counselor/therapist at the University's Resource Center for Counseling and Professional Orientation. He was recently appointed Director of the University's Center for Language. He is also the editor of Puerto Rico's only ambilingual linguistic journal, Glossa, which is distributed globally.
On September 29, 2009, the Holy and Sacred Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate elected Archimandrite Andrew as Bishop of Tralles. The announcement of his election, citing the growing number of Orthodox immigrants to Latin American countries who are deprived of pastoral care, states that the Bishop-elect will assume the responsibility of establishing and administering pan-Orthodox communities wherever necessary.
Archimandrite Andrew will be consecrated to the episcopacy by His All-Holiness, the Ecumenical Patriarch, at the Patriarchal Cathedral of St George in the Phanar on November 21 (November 8, O. S.), 2009, on which day he observes his Krsna Slava.
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What did Andrew Jackson use to give government jobs to party workers?
The Spoils System..."To the Victor goes the Spoils"
