Andrew Jackson

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He was born the third son of poor Irish immigrants. His parents and brothers all died by the time he was 14. He was raised by his aunts, studied law and moved to Western TN when he was 21. He met and married a 24 year old divorcee when he was 24. Unfortunately,her divorce was not final when they married, so they had to remarry. He was a successful lawyer, but also speculated on land and started a store. He lost a lot of money on some of his land investments and his store never made money. His marriage was a very happy one, until his wife died in December of 1828, soon after he became president-elect. However they never had any children of their own, although they formally adopted one nephew and had other children living in their house from time to time. His wife was very religious and although he had a church built on his estate for her, he did not join it until he retired. He loved to race horses, trained his own horses and ran a race track for awhile. He bet and won large amounts of money in his horses. One man,Charles Dickinson, from whom he won money , did not pay in accordance with the terms of the bet which led eventually to a duel in which Dickinson was killed and in which Jackson was shot in the chest, too near the heart to be removed. This wound became infected and bled into his lungs intermittently for the rest of his life.

The Whigs were the opposition to the Jacksonian Democrats.

Bank of the United States

BusinessWeek called Johnson the most powerful woman in U.S. finance and as 25.4 percent owner of Fidelity one of the richest women in the world, with an estimated net worth of $10 billion.

He was a democrat

The name of the farm was The Hermitage.

They both represented Tennessee, but neither of them were from there.

Andrew Biddle was the president of the Bank of the US. He was supported by the old establishment- especially in the Northwest . He was a bitter political enemy of Andrew Jackson and so was supported by many of Jackson's opponents.

Representation

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Ordinary Americans could do anything. The people had the power.

Andrew Jackson was impeached for multiple reasons including violating the separation of powers between the bank and the United States.

The bill was to re-charter the Bank of the US. The president of the bank was a long-time Jackson enemy and he pressured Congress to time the bill in order to make it a campaign issue. Jackson had long opposed the bank because it had become a political arm of the Eastern establishment of which Jackson was not a member. He believed that a national bank was unconstitutional.

Jackson did more than veto the rechartering bill. After the bill failed, he did not wait for the charter to expire, but ordered federal funds to be withdrawn from the bank and placed in western state banks . This dried up capital in the East and

made credit easy on the west, causing a unhealthy financial bubble in land speculation.

Andrew Jackson served two terms as US President (1829 to 1837). It wasn't possible for George Washington to support Jacksonian policies, as Washington died 14 December 1799, thirty years before Jackson became President.

he did not have glasses he was usually wearing a suit, as a kid i have know clue

Appointed and confirmed governor of Florida Territory

September 4

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Andrew Jackson explained his veto of the recharter bill by stating that he believed the Bank of the United States was elitist and unconstitutional. Jackson was the country's 7th President.

Henry Clay

Andrew Jackson showed he was a man of the people. He walked to the inauguration ceremony. He bowed to the people afterwards. Then he was nearly killed by the thousands of people that wanted to shake his hand afterwards.

Jackson wanted native American Indians moved to the west of the Mississippi River to make room for American settlements and avoid conflict. It also gave America better access to the fruits of the Mississippi river and its use as a mode of transportation.