Andrew Jackson

He did it gradually by withdrawing funds in insignificant amounts over a formidable period of time. He then put the money into wildcat banks that issued their own unique currency. The lack of ease of communications at the time precipitated rampant inflation. The most notable consequence of this was the Panic of 1837, but Jackson was no longer president so he got off scot-free while his successor, Martin Van Buren, took the heat. This is one of Jackson's many faults.

Andrew Jackson opposed the Second Bank of the United States because he viewed it as an institution that concentrated too much economic power in the hands of a wealthy elite, which he believed was detrimental to the common man. He also argued that the bank was unconstitutional and favored the interests of industrialists and financiers over farmers and laborers. Jackson's opposition was rooted in his commitment to agrarian democracy and his distrust of centralized financial institutions, leading to his eventual decision to veto the renewal of the bank's charter in 1832. This opposition culminated in the removal of federal funds from the bank, significantly weakening its influence.

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Yes he did after he killed the child's parents. The Indian child's name was Lyncoca. He adopted him in 1813 after a battle . This child had died several years later due to a contraction of a European-based disease.

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Andrew Jackson was the 7th US president. He served two terms from 1829 to 1837. He was a member of the Democratic Party. During his tenure as president important events are noteworthy. In 1829 he gave government jobs to his supporters. In his second term, Federal troops were sent to South Carolina. This was because this state attempted to nullify Federal tariff laws. In 1833 he removed government funds from the Bank of the United States after vetoing a new charter for the bank. In 1835, the final installment of the Federal debt was paid. He became the only US President to clear all US government debts. In 1836 in issued an monetary policy of only excepting gold or silver to make purchases from the government.

James K. Polk was the first US President to be photographed. Matthew Brady took a portrait of Polk on February 14, 1849, just three weeks before he left office and four months before his death.

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Jackson did not travel for pleasure, not he leave what is now the US. He traveled to

Philadelphia as a member or Congress and later as a Senator, when Philadelphia was the

US capitol. He traveled down the Mississippi on at least 4 occasions, twice to Natchez,once

to escort his future wife out of harms' way and a second time to marry her and bring her

back to Nashville. He traveled with his army down the Mississippi twice. He traveled to

Florida, once with his army and later to be governor. Of course , he traveled to Washington

and back home to Nashville on several occasions. As president, he took one long tour up into

into New York and Boston.

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Andrew Jackson was the first president that was not born into wealth and considered himself a spokesman for the common man. He was known as the "Common Man's President" and "Champion of the Common Man."

at that time jackson thought that the national bank was for the elite, so by fighting to close it he believes that he is helping the common man. he also strengthened smaller banks so that it was eaiser to loan money for the common man. these moves illustrates his belief in demoracy, because when more common people are getting loan its alot more democractice then the elites getting loans. from VCHS

well, because maybe Andrew Jackson's army stored thei weapons and gun powder in both forts. Perhaps maybe by adding some defense improvements like a Pokemon using "iron defence"! the fort wouldn't get destroyed that easily.

Andrew Jackson is important to U.S. history because he has influenced so many future presidents. For example, in the incident with South Carolina where SC wanted to secede, Jackson issues the Doctrine of Nullification and was ready to use military force to keep them in the union. this has influenced future presidents like Lincoln to preserve the union. Also, Jackson was one of the first presidents truely for the common man. He was the first president to be voted in by the common man (universal male suffrage). Plus, he vetoed the national bank because he viewed it as favoring the elite. THe bank was a private, monopolistic institution not accountable to the people but to its elite circle of investers. (Now, we have a PUBLIC bank). This has influenced future presidents like theordore roosevelt and taft to take down big corporations that were rising at the expense of the people. In addition, he advocated for western expansion by passing the indian removal act. THis allowed settlers to travel more freely without the hazard of indian raids. THis would evolve into imperialism once the frontier is consumed.

Indian removal.

Andrew Jackson helped fight in the War of New Orleans and The War of 1812, he was the seventh president of America. He fought in wars and he was also a general.

Jackson was not impeached. He had battles with Congress and impeachment may have been discussed but never happened. He was censured by the Senate when he took federal money out of the national bank. The Senate may have wanted to impeach him but that was not within their powers .(Only the House can impeach) .

During his many years of military service, A. Jackson was nicknamed "Old Hickory".

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When President Jackson did not renew the charter for the Bank of the US the government stated putting money in state banks. Money lending fell on these banks and four anti-bank resolutions were approved.

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Andrew Jackson opposed the first National Bank because he disliked the people running the national bank.

Jackson did not ignore any branch; he didn't pay much attention to the judicial, but that's about it.