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In 1815, Andrew Jackson led the last battle of The War Of 1812, which he left victoriously with only thirteen casulities while two thousand three hundred were suffered by the British.
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In 1824, Andrew Jackson won both the popular vote and the electorial vote, but just all the other presidential canidates, they never got a majority. So the vote was given to the House of Reps., where John Quincy Adams did his 'corrupt bargain" with Henry Clay, which ensured him the vote his presidency.
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In 1828, Jackson went against Adams once again, even though alot of things were revealed about the two men, Jackson won.
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During Jackson's presidency, he gave regular white men the to vote or suffrage, which ultimately kicked off expanding voting rights.
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After Jackson won his presidency, he gave government jobs to unqualified "common men" so he would look good.
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In 1830, Jackson passed a law that moved all the indians passed the Mississippi RIver, which angered the indians.
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In 1832, Congress passed the Tariff Bill of 1832, a protective tax which was the highest import tax ever, which angered the South theat South America threatened to secede if it wasn't nullifyed.
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In 1832, the Cherokee went to court against Georgia to fight over their land which was be taken due to the Indian Removal Act. They won, but Jackson didn't care.
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In 1833, Jackson thought the national bank was too powerful and was taking from the "common men", so he vetoed the charter when it was up for renewal, which killed the bank.
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In the winter of 1837, the U.S. army showed up on Cherokee land and forced them to travel over 800 miles in the winter due to the Indian Removal Act, where 1/4 died on the journey.