What important lessons do you think that we should learn from the Jackson Presidency

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Soloha48 [4]2 years ago

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Explanation:

He supported Populism and liberalism, although it was mainly for white Americans. He also expanded the country and gave the US more land.

However, he expelled Native Americans from their native land, some examples are the Cherokee, Seminole, etc. He also supported slavery, although he was generally more moderate and was not exactly "Pro-Slavery.

So, we can say that Andrew Jackson's presidency had taught us not to expell natives from their land, as it is very harmful for the native population.

However, he did support the idea of populism and liberalism, although he only really supported it for whites.

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