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In 1815, the British attacked on New Orleans, causing our troops to win a victory for the United States, and making Andrew Jackson a national War Hero.
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In 1824-1828, Jackson led his democracy to believe that the nation had been corrupted, eventually giving suffrage to all white men.
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In 1824, Adams and Jackson fought for President, leading to John Quincy Adams winning the election because of the Corrupt Bargain.
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Beginning in 1828, the Nullification Crisis started, where Jackson faced the confrontation of South Carolina, and the South attempted to nullify the tariffs.
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In 1828-1836, Jackson fired the old federal workers, and hired commoners, giving the people who supported him jobs.
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In 1828, the Democrats and Whigs fought against each other, electing Andrew Jackson for president, and leading to the Jackson Era.
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In 1830, Congress passed the act during Andrew Jackson's presidency, which negotiated with Indian tribes for their removal and move to land west of the Mississippi River.
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In 1832, the Cherokees sued Georgia to keep their land because of the thought that they were dependent nations, but eventually moving anyways, even though they won the fight.
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In 1833, Andrew Jackon wanted to destroy the 2nd National Bank because him and his supporters believed Congress had too much power, leading to him killing it and vetoing the charter.
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In Winter 1837 and leading in 1838, Indians were removed as part of Jackson's policy, which caused them to migrate west, and the long journey leading to 1/4 dying from disease, starvation and epidemics.
