Andrew Jackson played a crucial role in the defense of New Orleans during the War of 1812, particularly in the Battle of New Orleans in January 1815. As a major general in the United States Army, he successfully led a diverse coalition of regular soldiers, militia, and volunteers against the British forces, achieving a decisive victory. This triumph not only bolstered American nationalism but also significantly enhanced Jackson's reputation, eventually leading to his presidency. His leadership during this battle solidified New Orleans' strategic importance and contributed to the city's legacy in American history.
Andrew Jackson and William Henry Harrison both qualify . Jackson was the better known as the winner of the battle of New Orleans.
philip andrew is better
Jackson did not personally take any Indian land. He did persuade the Creeks after he defeated them in a war which they started, to cede some of their land to the US government. Why? Because he thought the government could make better use of it and to punish them for warring against the United States.
You are probably looking at the Green 1 cent Scott number 1209 or 1225 which were issued in 1962. They have minimal value and would cost you 15 cents used or mint from a dealer. A dealer probably wouldn't even consider buying one from you, you'd be better off using it for postage.
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No, it is not. New Orleans better answer.
NO ONE and NO BAND is better then Michael Jackson
He thought state banks would do a better job of stabilizing the economy. Apex sucka=P He believed that state banks were better managed than the Bank of the United States.
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Andrew George Scott was better known as bushranger Captain Moonlite.
Probably Zachary Taylor because he was more humane. Personally I think they were both great. You really cant tell if they were both great.
Michael Jackson