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Andrew Jackson's Birth
Andrew Jackson was born on this day in the Waxhaws region between South and North Carolina -
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Andrew Jackson's Presidency
The Life of Andrew Jackson and His Presidency -
Jackson's Enlists in Revolutionary Army
This was the "year" that Andrew Jackson was enlisted in the Revolutionary Army. He was part of the Tennessee Militia also his brother while serving in it. -
The Batte of Horseshoe Bend
The war got its name because of the place where it took place. It was between European Americans and American Indians. It was fought in central Alabama becasue of the expansion. -
The Battle of New Orleans
When 7,500 British soldiers marched against 4,500 soldiers and the America soldiers won with the lead of General Andrew Jackson. -
The Election of 1824
This the beginning of The Election of 1824 for Jackson's first running. Also, this was when Jackson had 49% of the votes, however, was robbed when Henry Clay forced the members to vote for Adams, who won -
The Election of 1828
This is the beginning of The Election of 1828 when Jackson ran for a second time. Jackson ran again against Adam, who was running for his second term. This election was won by a landslide. -
Indian Removal Act
The Indian Removal Act was passed by Andrew Jackson at this day. The act authorized him to negotiate with the Native Americans in the Southern United States to remove the Indians. -
Worchester vs Georgia
The case Worchester vs Georgia was between Georgia and the Cherokee Indians. This date was when the case was decided. The conflict was whether the Indians were allowed in Georgia's territory. -
Nullification Crisis
The response to South Carolina's rejection of the tariffs at the time. The conflict was resolved by lower the tariffs, but this sequence of events increased the power of the president. -
Bank War
This was the day that Andrew Jackson shut down The Second National Bank. The reason behind this was the Jackson thought that it had too much power. -
Andrew Jackson's Death
This is the date when Andrew Jackson's death in Davidson County, Tennessee. He had died from heart failure and then rested from this day forward
