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Jackson was born in Waxhaws.
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Around 1779 the Revolutionary War envoloped his family and he was required to enlist.
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Jackson showed up to the battle with 3,200 troops fighting against 1,000 warriors with the victory in this battle it greatly contributed to Jackson's national reputation and his popularity.
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He lead the American troops to deaft the British and declare himself a national hero.
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Jackson was defeated by John Q. Adams in the election of 1824 becuase
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Jackson won by a landslide Adams had no support from Clay.
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This act was signed into law by Jackson, forcing over 4000 indians on a deadly path out of territories.
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Samuel Worchester argued that removal of the indians from Georgia was unconstitutional.
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South Carolina threatened to suceded when Jackson began impending tariffs on them that they believed did not apply to them.
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Jackson was not in favor of a second large national bank, for he believed it was unconstitutional and corrupt.
