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A [[file:Strato.png]] military hero of the war of 1812<br> | A [[file:Strato.png]] military hero of the war of 1812<br> | ||
Defied the odds in the Battle of New Orleans<br> | Defied the odds in the Battle of New Orleans<br> | ||
Invaded [[file: | Invaded [[file:Flr.png]] Spanish Florida, captured Pensacola<br> | ||
Was the first [[file: | Was the first [[file:Ormarxf.png]] "common men" to win the presidency<br> | ||
But he supported [[file:Slavery.png]] Slavery (yes he did, yes he did)<br> And he supported [[file: | But he supported [[file:Slavery.png]] Slavery (yes he did, yes he did)<br> And he supported [[file:AntiNative.png]] Indian Removal (The Trail of Tears)<br> | ||
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Andrew Jackson, 7th president of the United States of America | Andrew Jackson, 7th president of the United States of America | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:11, 23 February 2024
His nickname was 
"Old Hickory"
Spend most of his time on 
Tennessee
Grew up 
poor on the frontier
Became a prominent 
lawyer
Had role 
spokesmen for the 
West as 
Congressmen and 
Senator
Knew how to 
kick butt in a fight
Killed a man who insulted his wife
A 
military hero of the war of 1812
Defied the odds in the Battle of New Orleans
Invaded 
Spanish Florida, captured Pensacola
Was the first 
"common men" to win the presidency
But he supported 
Slavery (yes he did, yes he did)
And he supported 
Indian Removal (The Trail of Tears)