Andrew Jackson was the 7th US President from 1829-1837. He was a Democrat who appealed to common people and won election in 1828 with a large majority. His presidency was marked by several controversies, including the Petticoat War scandal involving members of his cabinet, his veto of the renewal of the Second Bank of the United States' charter, and the forced relocation of Native American tribes along the Trail of Tears.

1. Andrew Jackson 7 th president 1829-1837 Democrat "One man with courage makes a majority."

2. Jackson wins 1828 election The common man president? 178E to 83 E

3. Revolution of 1828

4. A New York dairy farmer sent President Jackson an interesting gift: a 1,400-pound cheese. Jackson left it in the Entrance Hall of the White House to age for two years. In 1837 the President invited the public to come and eat it. The cheese was gone in two hours, but the stain and smell in the Entrance Hall lasted for a long while.

5. The Petticoat War-1831 The Peggy Eaton Affair

6. The players involved John Eaton Floride Calhoun Martin Van Buren

7. Tariff of 1832-not fair! 32% is not low enough! Calhoun now a sectionalist in South Carolina

8. South Carolina Convention

9. Force Bill Is War possible?

10. Henry Clay saves the day!

11. Bank issue-1832 Should we create the 3 rd national bank of the U.S.? Charter ends in 1836

12. Jackson vetoes the bank!

13. King Andrew?

14. Election of 1832

15. John Marshall rules Cherokee Nation vs. South Carolina Worchester vs. Georgia

16. Trail of Tears

17. Texas-1836

18. Alamo

19. Travis and Bowie

20. King of the Wild Frontier!

21. Remember the Alamo!

22. Old Hickory-survived over 100 duels

23. 1767-1845