ANDREW JACKSON 1767 - 1845. THE ANDREW JACKSON ERA 1830 - 1850.
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THE JACKSONIAN ERA
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION ABOUT THE 7TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE DEFINING EVENTS OF HIS CAREER
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THE JACKSONIAN ERA
ANDREW JACKSON
IN ELECTION OF 1824 JACKSON WON THE POPULAR VOTE BUT LOST THE ELECTION TO JOHN Q. ADAMS
JACKSON CALLED THIS THE CORRUPT BARGAIN
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NICKNAMED “OLD HICKORY”
FELT HE WAS THE VOICE OF THE “COMMON MAN”
SET UP THE SPOILS SYSTEM-FIRING HIS ENEMIES AND HIRING HIS FRIENDS
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HE MANAGED BY USING FEAR
JACKSON'S KITCHEN CABINET WAS MADE UP OF FRIENDS, WHO HE LISTENED TO INSTEAD OF HIS OFFICIAL CABINET MEMBERS
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HE SIGNED THE INDIAN REMOVAL ACT OF 1830 FORCING ALL NATIVE AMERICANS TRIBES LIVING EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO THE WEST
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ONE TRIBE, THE CHEROKEE SUED AND WON THEIR CASE, BUT JACKSON IGNORED THE SUPREME COURT RULING
NATIVE AMERICANS WERE FORCED BY GUNPOINT TO LEAVE THEIR HOME
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THE NULLIFICATION CRISIS WAS A DISPUTE OVER A TAX WHICH HELPED NORTHERN STATES INSTEAD OF SOUTHERN STATES
SOUTH CAROLINA THREATEN TO LEAVE THE UNION/THE DISPUTE WAS LATER RESOLVED BY A COMPROMISE
