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What happened to Andrew Jackson during the revolutionary war that made him hate the british?
He was caught up the in Revolutionary War as a boy, His two older brothers died as a result and he was captured and hacked with a sword by a British officer. Then, some 35 years later, in the War of 1812 the British renewed hostilities. They invaded Washington burned the Whitehouse and other government buildings and threatened the very existence of the US. Jackson had to fight them again.
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What president was captured by the British during the revolutionary war?
That would be Andrew Jackson who was captured along with his brother at age 13.
What war was Andrew Jackson in?
He captured by the British in the Revolutionary War.and baeten until he died he was abig fat dummy and a b****
What war was Andrew Jackson captured in?
He captured by the British in the Revolutionary War.and baeten until he died he was abig fat dummy and a b****
Who are the three future presidents who fought in the revolutionary war?
George Washington, James Monroe and Andrew Jackson all served in the Revolutionary Army. Washington was the supreme commander for the entire war. Monroe served as an officer for two years. Andrew Jackson was a boy who served as a messenger and was captured by the British.
What was Andrew Jackson best known as?
Andrew Jackson was famous for being a veteran during the Revolutionary War, and the War of 1812.
When did Second inauguration of Andrew Jackson happen?
Second inauguration of Andrew Jackson happened on 1833-03-04.
Which president was a revolutionary war soldier at the age of 13?
Andrew Jackson
What was Andrew Jackson's victory in New Orleans?
When Andrew Jackson defeated the invading British forces from Europe.
What were Andrew Jackson's famous experiences during the revolutionary wars?
he was not against slavery
How old was Jackson when the british Army arrested him?
Andrew Jackson was 13 years old when he was arrested by the British Army during the American Revolutionary War. He, along with his brothers, was captured after refusing to clean a British officer's boots. This experience fostered a deep resentment toward the British, which influenced his later life and career.
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.
Did Andrew Jackson defeat the British at the Battle of the Bulge?
No
