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In 1815, Andrew Jackson and his army went to New Orleans to defend it so the British couldn't capture New Orleans.
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In 1824, Andrew Jackson ran for president for the United States and won the votes but John Q. Adams won because he made a bargain.
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In 1828,Andrew Jackson ran for president again for the United States and won because of his Jacksonian Democracy.
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In 1829-1837, Andrew Jackson made his foreign democracy which made ordinary citizens get more involved in politics.
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During Jackson's presidency he believed that the president should be the voice of the common people.
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In 1830, The government made the Indian tribes to move west of the Mississippi River and gave them money, guns, and provisions for one year.
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South Carolina passed an act called the Nullification Act which said that it would not pay for the tariffs of 1828 and 1832 and threatened to succeed from the union.
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In 1832, the Worcester V. Georgia couture case happened because Georgia passed a law saying that white people living with Indians without a license would be sent to prison and Worcester was living with the Cherokee and was sent to prison for four years.
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In 1832, when Jackson was reelected he ordered the removal of all federal deposits from the National Bank.
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In 1832, Jackson ordered the removal of native americans to Oklahoma which the trai became known as the Trail of Tears because so many natives died.